The theory, carefully exposed, is supplemented with numerical cases, augmented with C/C++ source-codes and enriched with example applications on restricted-vocabulary speech recognition and image synthesis.
It is also enriched with artistic examples and reinforced with the personal passion of earnest commitment to making philosophy relevant to life and to fostering aesthetic values". "Johnson has laid out the foundations for a theory of meaning which has the potential to unite the purposes and preoccupations of certain strands from both analytical and continental philosophy...
The analysis is enriched with a numerical example that illustrates the advantages of our criteria which outperform previous criteria in the literature.
Augmenting these enhancements are both downloadable spreadsheets containing data from the tables and figures, enriched with provenance information, and examples of 'mashups' with data from other articles and Google Maps.
In addition, they provided downloadable spreadsheets containing data from the tables and figures, enriched with provenance information and examples of 'mashups' with data from other articles and Google Maps.
Secondly, when focusing on enrichment of gene sets or pathways alone, results might be missed since pathways may be relevant or activated without being enriched with significantly expressed genes, for example in case of post-translational regulation.
Only psoriasis-specific DEGPs, for example, were enriched with IL-17A targets.
In addition, it appears that extrachromosomal entities are enriched with different replication proteins, for example, Cdc6/Orc1 is more abundant in plasmids and PolB is particularly present in viruses (fig. 4).
First, we assessed whether predicted cancer drug targets are enriched with cancer-related proteins (for example, oncogene and tumor-suppressor gene products) and cancer disease gene products (their genetic defects are directly implicated in oncogenesis; see Methods).
Cell surface markers have been used in some cancers to produce a population of cells enriched with stem cell properties, for example, CD133 in the identification of human glioma (Singh et al, 2004) and colon cancer (Ricci-Vitiani et al, 2007) stem cells.
