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A more detailed analysis that explicitly includes asymmetric cell division at the level of the individual cell has been reported elsewhere [23].

Given our current understanding of gene expression, and the goals of biotechnology research, both scientists and engineers would benefit from detailed simulators that can explicitly compute genome-wide expression levels as a function of individual molecular events, including the activities and interactions of molecules on DNA at single base pair resolution.

This is incorporated explicitly in a more detailed model that focuses on the way intra-cellular noise in cytokine production is transmitted and re-shaped by a cascade of processes, including spatial diffusion and noisy downstream intracellular reactions.

In addition, we now mention more explicitly that a detailed derivation and additional comments on the biological significance of this cost function are presented in the Supplementary Materials.

The couple's 3-year-old son witnessed the murder and gave a relative a detailed description, explicitly saying that his father was not involved.

He told The Washington Post on Sunday that efforts were made to explicitly not make recommendations for the second list — which detailed items that were not directly tied to the Confederacy but could merit discussion by the City Council.

Anyone who goes on a reality show has to sign an extremely detailed contract that explicitly gives producers the right to do as they wish with the content.

The cabinet's text states explicitly that it is not authorising the removal of any settlement, merely a detailed planning process.

Now, explicitly: that this reporting leads to violent places.

Only one applicant stated explicitly that he was homeless.

This article highlights a clear need for the development of more detailed statistical models that can incorporate knowledge of SNP variation into read-mapping and explicitly model uncertainty in the mapping locations for reads when testing for allele-specific effects.