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Remark 3.3 All the results in this paper can be further extended to functional SPDEs driven by α-stable noise and fractional Brownian motion, including variable delay and distributed delay, while we here omit such discussions since there are no technical problems.
His frustrations extended to functional Hinduism in general when he experienced what he called Brahmanic exploitation.
Our approach represents a generalizable strategy that can be extended to functional studies of miRNAs in organs or tissues of interest.
Moreover, G × E was not restricted to functional categories associated with copper, but extended to functional categories affecting diverse aspects of cellular physiology.
It is of note that the correlation of planum temporale asymmetry with Broca's area lateralization also extended to functional MRI lateralization in the temporal lobes, albeit less strikingly.
Although there are sufficient number of observations to normalize at the level of taxa, when normalization is extended to functional categories, spurious results are obtained, even when the empty or nearly empty elements of the matrix are removed (supplementary fig. S3, Supplementary Material online).
At this point, it is still unclear whether such differences affect only culture and differentiation behavior or may extend to functional properties of differentiated derivatives.
To assess if this extends to functional interactions, for the top-10 length-deviant domains, we next examined the number of known and predicted protein-protein interactions in searches performed in the STRING database [26].
This high level of conservation commonly extends to functional units, such that many yeast complexes are reminiscent of their metazoan counterparts [ 36, 37].
This simple functional model can be further extended to identify functional clusters of miRNA host genes.
This method can be extended to empirical functional forms other than the 2-parameter power function, including 3-parameter sigmoidal growth functions (Kimberley and Richardson [2004]).
