Faculty members on both sides of the debate over the university's abortion coverage expressed disappointment.
Due to the randomness of the sensors location, network coverage expresses a stochastic behavior and the desired (full) path coverage is not guaranteed.
For instance, by inappropriately using a logarithmic scale on the Y axis, the authors exaggerate the plunge in incidence, while portraying gains in overall vaccination coverage (expressed as a decreasing percentage of unvaccinated people) between January 1968 and March 1969 as unremarkable.
Current gene models in this species are largely based on in silico predictions and low coverage expressed sequence tag (EST) evidence.
Sequence coverage expressed as genome equivalents (X) was calculated by dividing the total read length by the estimated size of the flax genome (~370 Mbp) [ 43, 44].
Finally, a dedicated python script recorded the alignment position information for each contig, with the collection of all such positions for a given genome representing its contig coverage, expressed as a percentage of the total genome length.
Even though this model did not explicitly simulate the efficiency of contact tracing, the model results suggest that the level of healthcare coverage (expressed as the fraction of recovering cases recovering through treatment) rapidly increased in the mid 1980s and has remained quite consistent over time.
While Greenwald came to the media world with an activist background, his recent actions concerning the NSA coverage –- reporting, expressing a point of view, maintaining a source relationship –- would fall under journalism.
Each time we considered one of the four integrated miRNA-target interaction networks of expressed miRNAs and mRNAs as input (Table 1, High-confidence/high-coverage expressed union with/without TarBase interactions).
Considering only these miRNAs and mRNAs, we obtained the four integrated networks used in our analyses, namely the high-confidence/high-coverage expressed union network with/without TarBase interactions (Table 1).
