Computers used to do this are, after all, deterministic machines which live on distinctly non-random sets of rules, or algorithms.
They would do better paying attention to nature's distinctly non-random proportions and balances, "which underlie what makes us feel good," she added.
The list of these "suboptimal" amino acid pairs is distinctly non-random.
The standard genetic code table has a distinctly non-random structure, with similar amino acids often encoded by codons series that differ by a single nucleotide substitution, typically, in the third or the first position of the codon.
Immediately after the standard genetic code was deciphered, it has become apparent that the code table has a distinctly non-random structure, with similar codons encoding related amino acids [ 2, 40, 50, 51].
These results on successional changes in guild structure and representation indicate a distinctly non-random sequence of community assembly, as certain guilds appear in later stages, followed by increase in their species richness and in many cases, phylogenetic structure.
This article was reviewed by David Ardell, Eugene Koonin and Stephen Freeland (nominated by Laurence Hurst) It is well known that the arrangement of amino acids in the standard genetic code is distinctly non-random and is such that neighbouring codons (i.e. those that differ at only one of the three positions) are assigned to amino acids with similar physical properties.
The heterogeneity had two distinctly different components, one random and one nonrandom radial component.
The heterogeneity had two distinctly different components, one random and one radial component.
In the experiment analyzed in this study, as outlined in Fig. 1, each individual CD34+ HSPC is distinctly labeled by the random incorporation of a lentiviral vector in the host genome before transplantation into an animal.
Experimental measurements, however, show that these noises have character of narrow band random processes with distinctly expressed maximum in relevant spectral density.
