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Their phase diagrams under temperature, doping and pressure are very rich, and display instabilities like charge density waves with commensurate, incommensurate, short-range correlations and chiral order5,6,7,8, superconductivity9, excitonic condensation10 and Mott-insulator transitions11.

Finally, the learning machines integrated with the global feature selection algorithms will display instabilities in classifications, i.e., they may perform well on some data but fail badly on the others due to different contributions of the global features to the classification.

Currently, 21mers from the reverse complement of the target transcript(s) are considered effective amiRNA candidates, if they have an "A" (sometimes also "U") at position 10 and display 5' instability (higher AU content at the 5' end and higher GC content at the 3' end).

Both lipids display instability in whole blood stored for 24 hours at room temperature but are stable in frozen plasma for up to 2 years.

In addition to the often relatively high cost compared to current chemical catalysts, enzymes may display instability towards temperature, pH, solvents, oxidation and shear, resulting in limited suitability or shelf life.

According to guidelines from a National Cancer Institute workshop in 1997, samples were denoted MSI-High (MSI-H) if two or more of the five markers show instability, MSI-Low (MSI-L) if only one marker shows instability and microsatellite stable (MSS) if no markers display instability.

Although this tumor did not display instability at the microsatellites investigated to date, the patient is assumed to be CMMR-D due to a biallelic PMS2 germline mutation since the tumor (and the normal colorectal mucosa) showed PMS2 expression loss by immunostaining in spite of normal expression of the other three MMR proteins.

Unlike the other methods displaying instabilities in classifications, our algorithm demonstrates strong stability in attaining high-accuracy pattern detections for all the five profiles.

However, warmth tended toward a split stability distribution, as a subgroup of parents (20%) displayed instability and a "colder" mean score compared to stable parents.

In total, six microsatellites displayed instability, with one patient having three unstable microsatellites, another with two, and a third with a single unstable microsatellite.

In Saccharomyces cerevisiae and Escherichia coli systems, it has been reported that the two orientations of the repeat array display differential instabilities (Kang et al. 1995; Freudenreich et al. 1997; Miret et al. 1998; Schweitzer and Livingston 1999; Zahra et al. 2007).