We have demonstrated instances when the 'NB system' would provide misleading results that could have serious consequences, whereas COI barcodes provide reliable subspecies and broad geographic information.
Nevertheless, given the much wider prevalence of silencing pathways and, in particular, the demonstrated instances of antisense RNA regulation in bacteria, it seems most likely that CASS acts by silencing genes from invading replicons.
In some of the figures we demonstrate instances where a drug was purchased at different doses than those documented by the nurse.
However, the ambiguous placement of T. helenae and the Seridó lineage and overall low nodal support of the species tree as compared to the mitochondrial gene tree demonstrate instances of genealogical discordance and phylogenetic uncertainty.
Homogeneous transfer learning papers are surveyed that demonstrate instance-based, feature-based, parameter-based, and relational-based information transfer techniques.
The proposal's interest and its feasibility for use in the development of collaborative systems are demonstrated by instances related to a case study and by analyzing the potential satisfaction of the identified awareness-related requirements.
For example, knowledge of kinship is demonstrated in instances of kin-mediated reconciliation, when an antagonistic encounter is resolved by a kin of the aggressor giving a reconciliation grunt.
Several improved dialysis devices have undergone clinical testing; however, their utility has been only demonstrated in instances of acute renal failure, due to limitations in device design and performance.
Here, we demonstrated two instances of HGT from the Wolbachia phage to the Wolbachia genome (Additional file 1, Table S8 gi:190570783, Table S9 gi:225630935).
Ionizing radiation, for instance, can phase advance the circadian clock as has been demonstrated for instance in rat fibroblasts using γ-radiation in the range of 0.5 12 Gy [30].
For instance, Baskerville (2003) noted that one nation may harbor several cultures, as demonstrated for instance in the Middle East where according to the Encyclopedia of World Cultures 14 nations harbor 35 different cultures (O' Leary and Levinson 1991).
