Third Voice is betting that surfers will find discussions with context at least as valuable as other Internet communication formats like E-mail, instant messaging or message boards.
In some cases, we found that sites with strong context in at least one area only needed to have adequate context in other areas to yield high uptake.
Today, there isn't really much of a narrative to be gleaned from the stats apart from what you see when your search results have been returned to you, but the longer term goal seems to develop products that will give those stats even more context — or at least work with partners, like ESPN, that will provide that context alongside StatMuse's bare numbers.
Very low contextual contributions were observed only in structures with little context; considering only cases with a reasonable amount of context – at least as much as the motif – indicated that the contextual contribution to binding was at least 5%.
Annotations overlapping a coding gene were marked as having a) coding-exon context if at least 50% of the annotation overlapped with a coding exon or b) 5' or 3' UTR context if the annotation overlapped with a non-coding exon.
A bit of context: The Z06 was officially unveiled at the Detroit Motor Show earlier this year, with Chevy announcing only that it would have "at least" 625bhp.
Not only are substrate motifs for phosphorylation found in proteins from various cellular contexts, there are also >500 kinases [ 1] with at least partly non-overlapping substrate specificities encoded in each of the higher eukaryote genomes.
Ren, which loosely translates as "caring for others," locates curatorial efforts in a communal context that jibes, at least ideologically, with the country's political principles and sets a positive agenda for the hothouse environment of contemporary China.
A film set in such a context might have been expected to provide its audience with at least some food for thought, if not actual trepidation.
Before scanning, participants were trained with at least one practice block for each context, always in the same order: classical; objective, subjective.
