Its distinctive footprint can be found on Walkers crisps, Quaker Oats and various Tesco own-brand food stuffs (and toilet roll too) to inform shoppers of the CO2 emissions associated with a product.
The metabolic signatures of urine samples collected from esophageal cancer patients demonstrated a distinctive footprint that allowed discrimination between esophageal carcinoma and healthy controls as well [82].
It is unclear how recombination patterns would affect the result of hitch-hiking, but previous results have shown that positive selection can result in a distinctive footprint that can extend across very large segments, even in regions with high recombination rates [ 37].
Finally, the temporal purchasing profile (mathcal{P}) returned by the algorithm (line 5) is composed by the set of distinctive footprints (mathcal{F}) and the distinctive sequence F̂ form.
Relatively recent history, including breed formation and the still enduring enormous improvement of economically important traits, is expected to have left distinctive footprints of selection within the genome.
However, since only a small number of core cellular functions with distinctive footprints are active they are easily identified from an analysis of the envirome, thus constituting a vital support of cell functional enviromics.
Heat emitted by blood flow through arteries that feed malignant tumors has a distinctive "thermal footprint," says David Packer, the president of Computerized Thermal Imaging in Portland, Ore.
Boasting a true 16:9 aspect ratio, 1366 x 768 resolution and a distinctive small footprint, the LC-19D45U delivers a stunning high-definition picture in a screen size that's perfect for secondary viewing spaces including kitchens, bedrooms and offices.
Repair of staggered DSBs creates direct repeats, leaving a distinctive molecular footprint.
A closer look to these EMs reveals that different by-products at different stoichiometric ratios are secreted or excreted concomitantly with biomass formation, namely ammonia, lactate, glutamate, alanine, aspartate and/or glycine, thus producing a distinctive environmental footprint that can be used for their discrimination.
Therefore, differences were more quantitative than qualitative (Additional file 8: Figure S4 and Additional file 9: Figure S3. However, there were some gene sets forming quite distinctive pattern or footprint characteristic only for the LP sample (Additional file 9: Figure S3).
