The model can thus explain, for example, divergent fluorescent trajectories between two cells of the same experiment (fig. 2 B, left) as a result of copy number (fig. 2 B, center) rather than transcription rates (fig. 2 B, right).
Our simulation parameters were informed by real MTC examples and can thus be assumed applicable to MTCs in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and most likely also to similar areas where treatments are used in combination.
Since we can compute the similarities between the examples in U and the positive examples in P, we can thus estimate the probabilities of the examples in U belonging to positive/negative class.
Plants, for example, can harvest more light and thus out-do their competitors if they anticipate sunrise and get their photosynthetic machinery ready to capture early rays while it is still dark.
Psychologists, for example, can lose their license (and thus, their livelihood) by providing therapy across state lines.
The value of a real estate investment such as an apartment complex, for example, can appreciate in value over time, thus creating more equity for the owner, while the value of the building depreciates, thus reducing its tax basis.
Some fake iPhones in China, for example, can take two SIM cards, and thus handle two different numbers through the same handset.
Extrapolation of the detailed results from this evaluation to other situations in terms of for example reconstruction methods and quantification methodology can thus not be made unreservedly.
During morphogenetic events, for example during neural tube formation, mechanical forces can thus be applied to the whole cellular sheet.
The two methods can thus give contrasted results for example in the following case.
