The exceptions, genes and probe sets that are classified as increasing, decreasing, or prominence-specific, but which failed to fulfill this additional 2-fold expression difference criterion, are marked in Figures 8 19 with an asterisk.
Such criticisms raised expectations that the Reagan administration would decrease the prominence of human rights in its foreign policy.
Similarly, expression of the gap junction protein gene Gjb3 (GeneID: 14620, connexin 31) was decreasing in all prominences, while there was a concomitant rise in Gjb2 (GeneID: 14619, connexin 26) and Gjb6 (GeneID: 14623, connexin 30) expression.
There was no change of lip width and decrease in upper prominence angle and lower lip vermilion, but increase of the lower prominence angle and the upper lip vermilion length showed the same results like the previous research [19 21].
Pitch and amplitude perturbation increased secondary to UVFP, while the harmonics-to-noise ratio and the cepstral peak prominence decreased.
This led us to the prediction that, because of the decrease in prominence of the two peaks of neuronal activity in SI evoked and consequently, the reduction in the spatial clarity between those peaks of cortical activity, a subject's two-point limen would increase (indicating reduced spatial acuity) with the addition of a stimulus to the unattended hand.
In each category, genes were divided into those that were coordinately regulated in all three prominences (level, increasing, or decreasing) and those that were differentially regulated.
Different model types assume prominence with increasing remoteness and decreasing population density.
Several genes associated with tight junctions, including Tjp1 (GeneID: 21872), Tjp2 (GeneID: 21873), and Tjp3 (GeneID: 27375), had slightly decreasing or essentially level expression in the facial prominences.
While trajectory clustering analysis highlights dynamic changes in gene expression, this method is not well suited to visualizing instances in which expression may be higher in one of the prominences, but is not increasing or decreasing over the time course.
