In conjunction with pattern recognition techniques, it enables us to map the molecular landscape inside cells.
Finally, this model in conjunction with pattern search is applied to G4 screening in the whole human genome, producing a considerably smaller number of G4 candidates with statistical significance than that of G4 sequences predicted by pattern matching alone.
Theorem (The Conjunction Rule).
\(\qed\) Theorem (The Conjunction Rule).
Such a conjunction of patterns might seem to be mere chance, perhaps, the way distant cloud chambers might display seemingly identical trails of particles.
These results in conjunction with patterning in archeological data suggest that point blade traits including serration served as active symbols of sociocultural group membership in some areas, such as the Phoenix Basin in Southern Arizona.
Although theory, small-scale experiments, and retrospective analysis of resistance monitoring data suggest that the refuge strategy has been useful (Gould 1998; Tabashnik et al. 2008a, 2009a), a more detailed analysis of the spatial distribution of Bt crops and refuges in conjunction with patterns of field-evolved resistance could help to more rigorously test the effects of refuges.
Finally, s x is stable in the immediate post-reproductive years because of the countervailing effects of the positive sensitivity to a3 and the negative sensitivity to adult mortality parameters which are operating in conjunction to shape variability patterns at these younger-old ages.
In conjunction with isotope pattern analysis, we identified 10 out of 12 molecular formulas, and SIRIUS was selected "best automated tool" of the molecular formula challenge [50].
Remote sensing, when used in conjunction with landscape pattern metrics, is a powerful method for the study of ecological dynamics at the landscape scale by means of multi-temporal analysis.
