General Motors hired him in 1963 in a program aimed at enriching the pool of ideas by bringing designers without automotive backgrounds into the studio.
Therefore, this feature can be used to enrich the pool of oligomeric Httex1in living cells [45].
The reason for the overrepresentation of positive correlations must remain speculative, however it is self-explanatory that clusters of commonly co-regulated genes or metabolites will enrich the pool of positive correlations independently of general increase or decrease.
Some antisense tRNAs could enrich the pool of mitochondrial tRNAs.
This procedure was repeated three times to enrich the pool of growth factors.
Patients who discontinue because of a lack of efficacy may enrich the pool of patients for whom the drug is efficacious.
These incoming bacteria often harbor antimicrobial drug resistance genes (10 ), which can be transferred to the indigenous microbial communities through HGT, where they may enrich the pool of available antimicrobial resistance elements in the gut microbiota.
Enriching the pool of reference sequences by including previously identified variant allele patterns, followed by remapping, improved mapping efficiency, raising coverage by 50% from regions with the greatest deviation, resulting in a coverage pattern indistinguishable from controls.
Although filtering and clustering should improve overall data quality by enriching the pool of sequences for genuine transcripts, it is also possible that some transcripts might be inadvertently lost.
Food supplemented with or stripped of 'nutrients likely to enrich the pool of methyl donors and vitamin cofactors required for methylation' such as folic acid, betaine, choline, methionine, given to pregnant mice, lead to offspring that are thinner and browner (Waterland and Jirtle, 2003; Rosenfeld, 2010, p. 478).
