We count the occurrences of all possible triple-vertex motifs in the resulting network and estimate the corresponding p-values by comparing the real occurrence against the counterpart occurrences in the randomly shuffled networks.
Therefore we counted in our cancer regulatory network the occurrences of all possible fourteen triple-vertex FFLs and four FBLs, and estimated the corresponding p-values through counting the counterpart occurrences 1000 times in randomly shuffled networks.
Unlike in symmetrical counterparts, occurrence of ground state dipole moment along with large transition dipole moments associated with electron transitions point up to the experimentalist's hypothesis of greater charge-transfer (CT) character in USQ derivatives.
Since a monkey NET variant missing exon 6 has been reported, we explored the possible occurrence of counterparts among hDAT and hNET.
These motifs were then used to identify other members of the putative regulon by searching in all promoter sequences using the MEME counterpart Find Individual Motif Occurrences (FIMO).
In contrast, plant mitogenomes exhibit larger size (most are from 200 to 700 kb) and are less compact than their animal counterparts due to the occurrence of non-coding sequences and duplicated fragments.
But advocates say older high schoolers dating their younger counterparts is an innocuous, everyday occurrence that is not prosecuted – regardless of sexual orientation – and not a crime on a par with predatory sex offences.
Our findings indicate that deficient growth is prevalent in this province, and that infants born in a rural area had a lower weight and length in late infancy than their urban counterparts - independent of the occurrence of diarrhoea.
As elaborated in the Method section, the z-scores are measures to compare the observed occurrences to the random counterpart.
There is a need to be selective, as can be testified by some of our states having better workplace safety records than others, and Americans being nine times more likely to be killed by an on-the-job occurrence than their British counterparts.
A coworker calls you "angry" while your equally assertive male counterpart gets labeled "strong" (a far too often occurrence for women as one of our previous studies showed).
