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From the Nakagami distribution we can consequently infer a probabilistic reception behavior, depicted also in Figure 1.

We here used this approach for predicting sequence specificity of a novel (bacteriophage encoded) σ factor, and consequently inferring phage 7-11 transtrategyn strategy.

Firstly, most discrepancies would let readers assume a falsely broader study population, consequently inferring wider applicability of the trial's results.

The RMN algorithm uses a nonlinear regulatory OTU-triplet (NRO) model to capture cooperative and competitive relationships and consequently infers the directional interaction between microbes.

This data set can be used to review contacts with the GP and, consequently, infer the development/diagnosis of any new medical conditions including depression and self-harm prior to suicide.

Let (epsilon> 0), taking into account the continuity of T, we can choose n sufficiently large such that biggl| g - sum_{i = 1}^{n}lambda_{i} T(h_{i}) biggr| + biggl| T g) - TBiggl( sum_{i = 1}^{n} lambda_{i} T(h_{i} Biggr) biggr| < epsilon and, consequently, we infer that bigl| g - T g bigr| leq r + epsilon,quad forallepsilon> 0, which implies that bigl| g - T g bigr| leq r.

Consequently it is inferred that the radiant exposure reciprocity law, implying linear dependence of the shift factor on intensity, does not apply to the studied compositions.

The two distinct subfamilies were most probably derived from the last whole genome duplication (ρ event) common to the grasses [ 45, 65], while the three sequences in each cluster most probably represent homoeologs from recent polyploidization as already inferred consequently to their localization on homoeolog chromosomes.

Since (3.9le 4.1), and the units are the same, the reasoner will infer that MOS41 is a subclass of MOS39, and consequently MOS39Spec will be inferred as a subclass of MOS41Spec.

Generally, many exons that in the cDNA data did not have sufficient coverage to allow us to detect their TSS association do have sufficient coverage in the 5′ EST data to allow this inference to be made, and consequently, the fraction of exons inferred to be TSS associated is larger.

Oedipus Tyrannos was written at approximately the same time as Corpus Hippocraticum; consequently, we can infer that during Hippocrates' time, epidemios acquired a dynamic meaning, probably more adapted to describing a group of physical syndromes that circulate and propagate seasonally in a human population (i.e., on the people) than nosos, a term used to describe diseases at the individual level.