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From the original 943 database motifs, we selected motifs that are highly (log2 fold enrichment >1.5 in at least one cell type) and differentially (log2 fold enrichment range >0.75) enriched in SE DHS sequences.

The largest stem showed 0.3‰ 13C enrichment (range −0.7 1.1‰) compared to the whole-plant, making it a more sensitive indicator of water status than the composite sample.

In the early enrichment range (0.0 - 0.1 false positive rate) the 4D FAPOA shows a strong increase of the true positive rate without any longer phases of stagnation (horizontal elements in the curve).

Using this threshold (actual enrichment range was 5 80 fold), we generated DNA methylation profiles of the entire MHC for CD8+ lymphocytes, sperm, liver and placenta.

Comparison of the methods with respect to their F-scores over the 0-100% enrichment range (see Section 2) is shown in Fig. 4. The larger the enrichment k, the higher the prediction confidence.

These LWR units were mainly loaded with uranium dioxide with an average enrichment ranging between 3.5 and 5% in isotope 235 (natural uranium contains only 0.72% of this isotope).

Presented are the results of the model calculations for the 134Cs/137Cs activity ratios in fuel taking into account the parameter of hardness of the neutron spectrum during the first irradiation cycle for fuel with enrichment ranging from 3.6 wt% in 235U.

The purity of enrichment ranged between 83 91%.

The enrichment ranged from 2 to 5 fold, relative to the control sites.

Hexamer enrichment ranged from an E-value (P-value with Bonferroni correction) of 10−2 10−13.

Their nucleosomal enrichment ranged from very low to high, but they all shared the pattern of highest enrichment in trophozoites.