The most conserved intronic motif (GTNAGT, Additional file 1, Table S1), corresponding to a splice donor motif, is both abundant (6648 instances) and well conserved with C.R. (conservation rate) equal to 37%.
The conservation rate was defined as the number of motifs conserved in a species divided by the number of motifs observed in the human genome.
Although we observed conserved instances of motifs at many different distances, the bin with the highest conservation rate was from 300 400 bp.
Stricter orthology mapping corresponded to fewer interactions whose functions are known to be more conserved (e.g., the ribosome complex), and showed similar or higher WMI/BMI conservation rate patterns for most comparisons (Additional File 12).
While California residents have continued to shorten their showers and water their lawns less, in December the conservation rate dropped as heavy El Niño rains fell in some parts of the state, filling water reservoirs and improving mountain snowpacks.
However, it can be foreseen that the energy conservation rate of any year is approximate after making energy-saving measures on the building.
As a result, Ti1.4V0.6Ni@C@Co3O4 composite electrode possesses a capacity conservation rate of 56.1% after 300 charging/discharging cycles, remarkably larger than that of Ti1.4V0.6Ni (25.3%).
The conservation rate of V V) ion can be as high as 58% after 2 M V V) solution being kept in 40 °C for 89 h.
November saw a 16.4% conservation rate, while conservation was as high as 27.4% during the summer months when consumption levels are highest because of the heat.
Communities looking for a proven model need look no further than the allocation-based conservation rate structure we developed at the Irvine Ranch Water District.
Second, the conservation rate is not equal for every gene and its promoter [16].
