The SSc sera we tested were not randomly selected, however, the proportion of each specificity is not far from a randomly selected SSc cohort, and it should give us a reasonable idea of the specificity of the assay in general SSc patients.
In other words, the data are far from being randomly distributed.
Far from being randomly distributed in the membrane, the ATP synthase and electron transport complexes of the respiratory chain thus form supramolecular assemblies in the cristae, in a way that is essentially conserved from yeast to humans (Fig. 8).
Focusing next on gene promoters, we discovered that far from being randomly distributed within the promoter sequence, CpG dinucleotides consistently showed a bimodal distribution pattern in each of the six higher vertebrate species (human, mouse, rat, cow, dog, and chicken).
While the ensuing research has focused mainly on the seed, i.e., the mutated cancer cell, emerging evidence suggests that the soil, i.e., the microenvironment, far from being a randomly encountered niche during metastasis, is, already at the site of the primary tumor, a specialized tissue that should be viewed as an integral part of the tumor [7].
In the simulations above, attractor length and number evolved far outside the distribution expected from randomly generated networks, but degree distribution remained remarkably similar to random.
The experimentally obtained 343 Msl1 positive bivalent genes in Cluster C (indicated by a bold arrow) is significantly far from the average of randomly selected gene IDs.
However, the presence of pure anorthosite rock samples has not been verified thus far in lunar feldspathic meteorites originating from randomly distributed near-surface materials (Korotev et al. 2010).
If the initial value (taken randomly) is far from the true frequency offset value, the synchronization algorithm performance can be strongly affected since the function (g_{text {MAP}}^{(m)} epsilon)) may have several local minima.
They started by etching the lens with sulphuric acid, producing a frosted surface that, far from focusing the light, scattered it randomly in all directions.
