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As seen in [8, 9], this inequality can be improved by exploring the number of multinomial coefficients over integer partitions into odd parts greater than 1.

While exploring the number of rings related with scaffolds, it can be noted that most scaffolds (63%%) have two or three rings which is the same as the AR agonist dataset, but the maximum number of rings is 9 rather than 10 compared to the corresponding agonist dataset (Fig. 1d).

More recent studies exploring the number of transcripts in cells have not been performed, except for a microarray study where spike-in controls were used to define a standard curve, which related signal intensity to the absolute transcript numbers [ 9].

Furthermore, when exploring the number of secreted proteins normalized by the species proteome size, we found that oral species secrete around 10% of their proteins, whereas nonoral species secrete around 6% (supplementary fig. S2, Supplementary Material online).

When exploring the number of connections, the mean is very close to the 75th percentile, indicating the skewness in the connectivity distribution with most genes having few connections and few genes having many connections.

This was aimed at exploring the numbers of health care options people in the community use and the average time spent at each option.

Access to finance is one of the biggest barriers facing startups – but entrepreneurs should explore the number of options available, the panel agreed.

It explores the number of people in the world who go hungry each day due to poverty – estimated to be in one in six – and looks at the shocking levels of food waste.

The first objective is to highlight the mainstream entrepreneurship journals and explore the number of papers published on women entrepreneurship in these journals till date.

Furthermore, if additional simulation parameters are explored, the number of required simulations can become even larger, requiring very large computation times even using a modern, parallelized implementation.

The finding of the paper is based on the study of almost 2000 academic spin-offs established until May 2014 in Russia and explores the number of external connections the companies have.