We assumed that the standard deviation of the Functional Independence Measure™ was approximately 15.
The interest in the functional significance of the DMN has increased by indications of deviations from normal DMN activity in various clinical populations, including patients with Alzheimer's dementia [8], [9], [10], [11], schizophrenia [12], [13], and autism [14].
RmlC epimerase family and has a lower overall deviation in the plot (1EPZa_ and 2IXHa_, magenta) as compared to other functional clusters.
This means that, in the "functional foods" domain, uniform approaches will probably not be maximally effective, thus emphasising the need for greater knowledge on individual consumer's responses and the (deviations in) metabolism that underlie the development of chronic anomalies.
The Danish island of Bornholm is a geographical deviation in the Baltic Sea.
To illustrate this, Figure 4 shows the variation (relative standard deviation) in the number of daily sessions.
However, individuals of the same chronological age can exhibit considerable deviations in the degree of senescence-associated functional impairment.
Within-group standard deviations in the dates at which respective functional genome sizes were attained, therefore, have an order of magnitude spread in range of values, from 100 million to 1000 million years, with most standard deviation values being of the order of a few hundred million years.
The functional annotation revealed deviations in the taxonomic distributions: certain sets of genes seem to be shared with specific taxonomic groups, for example, transport proteins with fungi or signal transduction genes with bacteria and animals.
The estimated deviations obtained using this particular subset of mutation pairs were also most successful in predicting the functional relationships (AUC = 0.810).
