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If the proportionality constant between mRNA and protein concentrations changed between conditions, the expected graph would be a straight line with slope different from one.

The matrix of expected graph-distances in Figure  5B shows that TRS-L and TRS-B are indeed placed close to each other.

At ΔG = -4.5 kCal/mol, we expect graph densities no greater than about 30%.

The ANN based prediction model has provided satisfactory concentrations for all carbohydrates; the obtained response had a maximum NRMSE of 12.4% with a maximum deviation of slopes in the obtained vs. expected comparison graph of 15%.

As expected, independent graph components corresponding to subfamilies A, D and H were also observed under these E-value and inflation parameters.

As expected, the graph-based technique outperforms the greedy and also the random choice with a large gain in sum rate.

As expected, the graphs illustrating the use of human probe + human primers or mouse probe + mouse primers both show robust sequence amplification from approximately 30,000 down to 2 initial genomes.

As we expect the graph to have a bow tie structure [56], we first separate the map in to three sub-maps; namely a central cyclic part that contains strongly connected components (SCC), an in-component and an out-component.

Furthermore, despite very low rates and high profits, there has not been the explosion in corporate investment that one might have expected (see second graph from St Louis Fed); such an explosion might have competed the high profits away.However, it is a lot harder to find a reason why equity returns should be strong from here.

This is as would be expected; however, a graph such as this would allow the local authority to decide if the initial money needed for the scheme to function would be a good investment, and to determine what the take-up of the scheme would have to be before the money was paid back.

Therefore, under total endemism, patterns as in Figure  2A are expected in a graph.