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Similarly, in the Y. pseudotuberculosis group, 906 gene clusters were deemed conserved and specific (Table S3).

Those events that presented both minor and major forms in both human and mouse were deemed conserved (29 low-RIF and 8 high-RIF).

Several problems have been solved to show that application of this new finite difference scheme for the calculation of one- and two-dimensional Schrödinger equations can deemed conserve Hamiltonian quantities and preserve dispersion relation equation (DRE).

Due to the variable quality in genome sequencing and the automated nature of the orthologue alignments, a residue was deemed as conserved if it aligned with the same amino acid and non-conserved if aligned with a different amino acid; for residues aligning with gaps in the alignment or X (indicating poor sequence quality), the data for that species were disregarded.

But like some cursed relic, they were deemed too dangerous to conserve and in 1970 the Soviets had them dug up, incinerated and the ashes thrown into a river.

Protected areas have long been the mainstay of humanity's attempts to conserve areas deemed to be of natural, cultural, or ecological importance.

One well conserved response in mammals which has been deemed appropriate for assessment of neurological aberrations, and possibly extrapolation to humans, is the startle response with prepulse inhibition (PPI) [ 28].

Previous studies have already examined conservation of uORFs in yeast concluding that in general only a limited number are conserved, and a smaller subset still are deemed of functional importance [ 27, 28].

In order to conserve and recycle water, it was firstly deemed essential to modify the operating regime of the ISLSS.

Chosen genes were deemed essential for in vitro growth [ 17] and conserved across all mycobacterial species and the two out-group species.

Our structural and functional studies on AgPPO8 revealed a novel substrate-binding pocket that differs from the previously deemed 'placeholder' position occupied by a phenylalanine residue, which is conserved in PPOs, but not in molluscan hemocyanins, tyrosinases, or catechol oxidases.