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Their distribution and other features of the operons suggest that their roles in energy conservation differ in Class I methanogens, Methanosarcinales, and Methanomicrobiales.

Recently, we reported the surprising finding that chromatin structure does not actively regulate transcription of the class I gene: nucleosomal occupancy and positioning are indistinguishable in tissues that differ in class I expression levels by an order of magnitude and do not vary upon either induction or inhibition of transcription.

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Forty-five percent of PCROM objects have been mapped to BRIDG, 37% were differed in class and/or subclass assignment, and 18% did not map at all [ 8].

Depending on the EC classes, there are sometimes cases where the order of layers should be changed for better precision, reflecting the fact that the classification criteria differ in different classes.

The surveyed populations also differ in MHC Class I allele frequencies, and future studies are needed to assess whether these changes result in functional immune differences.

Two nomenclature systems are in use that are similar for classes I to V but differ in that classes VI and VII are exchanged (Choquer et al. 2004; Mandel et al. 2006), going back to the assignment of class VI to two different types of CHS at almost the same time (Chigira et al. 2002; Roncero 2002).

In such conditions, organization is encountered with multi-class dynamic PERT networks, while projects from different classes differ in their precedence networks, the mean of their service time in every service station, and also their arrival rates.

The shares differ in voting power: Class A is entitled to one vote each and Class B, 10 votes each.

Terms such as physical activity, exercise, and leisure are perceived and interpreted differently by people differing in gender, class, and sociocultural factors.

Members of the different classes differ in a number of ways and in particular those with two internal repeats show the properties expected of fairly recently transposed SINEs - they are the most homogeneous in length and sequence, they have the longest (i.e. the least decayed) target site duplications and are the most likely to show evidence (in a cDNA library) of active transcription.

Consequently, to compare the predictive capability of our approach against other methods, we implemented prognostic models that differ in the way class-specific transcriptional association networks are inferred, and in the supervised classification methodology applied on the network information.

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