In [ 3, 4], we used the "gene circuit" approach to demonstrate that the reduction in variance of gap gene expression was a consequence of gap gene cross regulation.
Analysis of model behavior at the numerical level showed that the observed variance was a consequence of gap gene cross regulation [ 3].
We showed that with respect to the gap gene system, canalization was a consequence of gap gene cross-regulation [ 3], and furthermore that it was associated with error correction by dynamical attractors [ 4], a precise mathematical formulation of Waddington's ideas about hills and valleys [ 5].
This is mostly due to genes not predicted in Pd1 as a consequence of assembly gaps, since 52% of the PHI26-unique genes mapped to regions containing Ns and 48% appeared truncated in the Pd1 assembly.
However, some contigs in groups with FPKM>0 in E. grandis did not map to the genome sequence, which may be a consequence of sequence gaps in the E. grandis genome assembly.
The genome annotation was refined as consequence of the gap-filling and model extension process.
The identification of a cDNA sequence lacking a corresponding genomic sequence could be a consequence of a gap in the genome sequence thus necessarily precluding the annotation of the corresponding gene.
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The kinetochore is located in the gap between scaffolds 6 and 9. Possibly because we were unable to adequately suppress repeat sequences in the vicinity of scaffolds 2 and 12, the positions of the tail of scaffold 8, both ends of scaffolds 2 and 12, and the head of scaffold 10 are relatively uncertain and, as a consequence, the sizes of gaps 8-12, 12-2, and 2-10 are uncertain as well.
By attempting to 'capture informational aspects of market structure', industrial economists enlarged our knowledge of 'the ways in which markets adapt, and the consequences of informational gaps for market performance' (Spence 2002, p. 435).
Poverty, social exclusion and the consequences of system gaps and weaknesses are the three main and interlinked challenges that need to be addressed in order to ensure the fulfilment of the rights of children and the delivery of social services in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
