We then characterized the structure of non-expanded alleles by sequencing, and showed that non-expanded alleles in our populations consist of diverse combinations of an imperfect repeat (RGCCTG - GGCCTG) n-(CGCCTG) n, with oRGCCTG - GGCCTGGCG deletion- CGCCTGpstream of it (Fig. 3).
An interesting possibility is that the increase in regulatory complexity, as reflected in a more sophisticated spatio-temporal regulation on gene expression, could generate more diverse combinations of proteins and a greater number of distinct phenotypes.
Statistical analysis of sale prices for houses offering diverse combinations of attributes allows a value to be assigned to each attribute.
With architectures like CNN and recurrent neural networks looking promising for LVCSR and speech processing tasks, creating a teacher ensemble with diverse combinations of different architectures and training data could be an interesting area to explore.
A probabilistic description of cancer has several aspects consistent with cancer genome data, which show relatively low mutation frequencies, diverse combinations of mutations between different tumors, and a high proportion (>80%) of neutral passenger mutations [ 4, 5, 11, 12].
Physical therapy is characterised by diverse combinations of treatments which often move from passive towards a more active form of treatment in the latter stages of a management programme [ 43, 46].
For example, some ORFs were only found in animals (e.g., the glycosyltransferases MIMI_L230 and MIMI_R699), in bacteria and fungi (e.g., the mannosyltransferase MIMI_L373), or in a number of very diverse combinations of taxa (Supplementary table 1 in Additional data file 1).
Further, an important frontier area for future research will involve multilateral hybridization, involving diverse combinations of materials, morphologies, and assembly methods This will provide researchers a multi-dimensional toolbox to access hitherto unavailable properties of 2D material-based 3D architectures for a whole host of applications.
The heterogeneous course of CLL is, to a certain extent, driven by the diverse combinations of clones with acquired chromosomal lesions and somatic mutations.
He wraps up the idea of "diverse combinations of people and machines work together to solve problems and innovate" in a term called Multiplicity.
