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These low values are within the false discovery range in assigning expressed transcripts, and we conclude that shielded ears and leaves express distinctive gene suites after CLI. Figure 5a shows 628 transcripts that are changed by at least 2-fold (p < 0.05) in irradiated leaves after 1 h of UV-B compared to non-irradiated plants, increasing to 1073 transcripts after 2 h.

In this case, the similarity score will be derived by (3) S i m * (A, B ) = ∏ k = 1 K S i m (C k, C k + 1 ) 0 i f K ≤ r o t h e r w i s e where C k is the node on the shortest path of A and B, and r is the discovery range that controls the maximum degree of separation (maximum r hops).

Päs animates the philosophical and scientific developments that led to and have followed from this seminal discovery, ranging from familiar topics of relativity and quantum mechanics to more speculative theories about dark energy and supersymmetry.

After sequencing 5,000 clones from each library, the rate of discovery ranged from 1.1 to 1.6 reads/discovery.

In 2004, Mehta et al. reported a series of 4 cases of cervical bronchogenic cysts over a 22-year period, with the age of discovery ranging from 3 weeks to 6 years [ 1].

Using a subtractive method Li and colleagues have obtained a similar gene discovery rate (about 71%) in catfish ESTs project indicating very low levels of redundancy in both cases [ 58]. cDNA libraries constructed from a strictly committed tissue showed instead lower percentages of ESTs putatively identifying new transcripts (% discovery), ranging from 9.6% to 21.4%.

The city of Rome was founded on the Palatine, where archaeological discoveries range from prehistoric remains to the ruins of imperial palaces.

The single-cell fixed samples all had a clearly higher false discovery rate (range 8,267 to 9,211).

Each cDNA library had a minimum average insert size ranging from 570 to 1086 bp; the gene discovery rate ranged from 47% to 60% (Table 1).

The discoveries ranged from the glorious to the poignant, like a parrot resting in peace with Dr. Clark W. Dunlop, who died in 1908, and his wife, Eliza, who died in 1932.

To the contrary, this area of study continues to be exciting and full of new discoveries, ranging from tool making crows that demonstrate true insight in solving difficult problems to the discovery of chickadees that develop larger brain structures related to memory if they need to store more hidden caches of food to survive the long winter months.