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Subsequent analysis of the retrieved RP11-373N22 DNA sequence identified two putative exons exactly encoding the isolated peptide (Fig. 1).

Section "Removing critical false positives" describes our scheme for exactly encoding the de Bruijn graph using a Bloom filter.

Conway and Bromage observed that the self-information of the edges is a lower bound for exactly encoding the de Bruijn graph [ 9]: log 2 (4 k + 1 | E | ) bits, where k+1 is the length of the sequence that uniquely defines an edge, and | E| is the number of edges.

The fact that some of the genes found to be under balancing selection are exactly those encoding the major mediators of human autoinflammatory and autoimmune pathologies is relevant.

One example is genes coding for proteins with putative glucose 6-phosphate transport function where it is not yet fully deciphered which genes exactly are encoding the various transport functions.

A DAG G and a probability distribution P are reciprocally faithful if and only if the conditional independencies (CIs) among the variables in V with respect to P are exactly those encoded by G.

The phase locking can be set so that the cell exhibits only rate coding (at k = 0, where r = r x ), only phase coding (as k → ∞, where all spikes occur at exactly the encoded phase ϕ(x)) or anywhere in between.

There is no contradiction here, as the singer encodes exactly one property the property of being a singer and exemplifies multiple properties, including the property of encoding exactly one property, being self-identical, etc.

That object does exemplify some properties: Like the property of encoding exactly one property.

It follows that x numbers G just in case x is an abstract object that encodes exactly the properties equinumerous to G (where, nota bene, equinumerosity is judged only with respect to the ordinary objects).

Thus, according to MOTdc, the object called "the round square" encodes exactly two constitutive properties (being round and being square).