Using DUF159 or YoqW do not convey the clear functional implications of these proteins and are similarly opaque in this regard.
That is, traditionally, the notation p(D | θ) conveys a specific functional form, such as the familiar Gaussian distribution, while the notation f(D | θ) conveys the black box function encoded by the SM.
What conveys the tragedy more?
Indeed, Yang et al. demonstrated that ∼80% of their recorded b2/b3 deletions belonged to haplogroup N. Given such a high contribution of this haplogroup (where the deletion conveys no functional meaning) to the b2/b3 deletion pool, the lack of association with spermatogenic failure reported in this study is not surprising.
We have revised the sentence of the original manuscript that appeared to suggest otherwise, and we have clarified the point we intended to convey, which was the functional importance of full-length Her3–heterodimersimers.
Because of the high frequency of monosyllabic words, many Omotic languages use tonal distinctions to bear a considerable functional load in conveying the meaning of a word.
However, TF genes of the same family and from different organisms may exhibit structural and functional similarities, thereby conveying the messages that they evolved from a common ancestor.
Static reduced dimensional views, like Magritte's rendering in the Conspectus, have tremendous value but do not convey the richness of the three-dimensional, dynamical, functional object.
The meaning of money before and after the dual currency period was highly evaluated in symbolic and during dual currency period in conflicting affectional terms, but conveys over the time functional meaning.
please convey the following message to him".
