We denote the kin network corresponding to the core of the LCC as Core-LCC-kin, that corresponding to the core of first of the second largest connected components as Core-SLCC-a-kin, the kin network corresponding to the core of the other second largest connected component as Core-SLCC-b-kin, and the core for the third largest connected component as Core-TLCC-kin.
One of the main differences between the HTR-PM and HTR-10 is that the ratio of height to diameter corresponding to the core of the HTR-PM is much larger than that of the HTR-10.
As it can be observed in the figure, both images show an inhomogeneous In distribution, where the dark blue area indicates the higher In concentration, corresponding to the core of the QD.
Striatum, the brain area corresponding to the core of the lesion, and cortex, containing a portion of the lesion as well as the penumbra, were considered.
At night, when elephant seals began to target the ∼200 400 m layers associated with the Tmax corresponding to the core of the CDW, the bulk of the zooplankton biomass already appeared to have ascended into shallower surface layers.
The kin networks corresponding to the cores of the network of families reveal compositions very similar to the network of families themselves in terms of the birth regions of the individuals.
Furthermore, the kin networks corresponding to the cores of the four largest connected components were all dominated by one of the two national languages, Finnish or Swedish, the latter spoken by 6% of the total population but represented in much higher proportions.
The local resolution and the corresponding density were best in the core of the 40S subunit and for components directly attached to it, where it was possible to see side chains for amino acids.
In contrast, a small ρ value (ρ≈0) indicates that the associated breakpoint is positioned close to a domon midpoint, and thus that the core of the corresponding protein domain is likely to have been disrupted by recombination.
Some short regions containing subtelomeric genes present at SSRs in the core of chromosomes were identified, corresponding with where chromosome fusions are believed to have occurred (El-Sayed et al., 2005), and these were annotated as subtelomere features, despite being in the chromosome cores.
