Two non-random expression patterns based on genealogical structure of expressed genes are then distinguished: under-dispersed and over-dispersed expression.
Finally, we further extended the previous analysis to distinguish between under- and overexpressed genes (Additional file 2: Figure S2).
The theological academy he founded in Geneva in 1559 was modeled on Sturm's school in Strassburg, where Calvin had taught; it became distinguished under the directorship of Theodore Beza, an intelligent reformer but unfortunately a very intolerant one, at least in theological matters.
Put more simply, events that cannot be distinguished under some physical description cannot be distinguished under a mental description either.
The camelina and tallow HRJ fuels exhibit similar autoignition characteristics, but the two fuels can be distinguished under stoichiometric conditions.
Experimental results exhibit an approximately linear sensitivity curve under off-antiresonance and antiresonance conditions, and the minimum stepped variations of input ac magnetic field as low as 2.43 × 10−8 T can be clearly distinguished under 111.5 kHz.
By taking advantage of their high X-ray attenuating and photothermotherapy potency, lymph nodes in the mice bearing HER-2 positive metastasis could be clearly distinguished under CT guidance and selectively eliminated by laser ablation.
A large number of bacterial colonies with significant red fluorescence were clearly distinguished under the fluorescence microscope in the experimental group, which indicates that the bacteria S. typhimurium present in the chicken samples are successfully labeled.
Live and dead bacteria can be separately stained with Syto-9 and propidium iodine, which can be easily distinguished under the fluorescence microscope by their corresponding green and red fluorescence emission, respectively.
E. coli cells were conveniently visualized using a fluorescence microscope, and the fluorescence intensity in a single bacterial cell factory could be distinguished under 1000 times magnification (Fig. 4c).
