Additionally, due to the repetitive nature of resistance plasmids, it is often impossible to fully assemble them from short-read sequencing data, and it can be difficult to confirm the contiguity of the structure around variable regions such as the Tn 4401 transposon.
Contrast differences between normal and invaded chest wall could be appreciated on these T2-weighted images, and coronal and sagittal imaging facilitated identification of tumor contiguity with extrathoracic structures.
The resulting model is based on a multi-commodity network flow structure to impose the contiguity constraints in a linear form.
Segmentation separates the voxels of interest using a range of properties, such as their HU values, presence within a specific predefined bounding box ranging from the entire study volume to a limited region of interest, or a degree of contiguity to define a single continuous structure such as a rib or a vessel.
We apply spatial contiguity analysis (SCA) to study spatial structures contained in seismic images.
However, contiguity of a thymoma with adjacent structures and loss of intervening fat planes at CT does not necessarily imply tumor invasion [ 13] (Fig. 12).
The operation proceeds by associations, structured by similarity or spatio-temporal contiguity.
Bighorn sheep population-specific maps differed slightly in contiguity but were otherwise very similar in terms of genomic structure and recombination rates.
They have the same structure: i.e., priority of the cause over the effect, contiguity, and constant conjunction.
Efforts are under way to close the remaining gaps; however, the sequence is of sufficient accuracy and contiguity to be declared substantially complete and to support an initial analysis of genome structure and preliminary gene annotation and interpretation.
