MEMERIS is an extension of the popular MEME algorithm that uses RNA accessibility as a prior probability to guide motif finding to single-stranded regions [ 122].
These findings correspond to single intervention studies regarding patients' perception of self control.
"While research in the social and behavioral and geosciences areas may produce unexpected, controversial, or in some areas even unwanted findings, that's no reason to single them out for disruptive and costly funding cuts".
Traditional exams tend to reward finding a single solution to an exercise (answer making) rather than demonstrating a deep understanding of principles and methods (sense making; McDermott and Redish, 1999; Meltzer and Thornton, 2012).
Nevertheless, we believe that our findings, related to single genes, or classes of genes, may provide hints for future research and are worthy of a more in-depth study to identify possible ways to correct some critical molecular defects and to recover, at least partially, the angiogenic attitude of SSc-MVECs.
This search is usually not limited to finding a single regulation link, but rather a combination of links subject to great uncertainty or no information about the kinetic parameters.
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Updated at 10.19pm GMT 10.14pm GMT 100th over: England 284-3 (Bell 7, Pietersen 28) Pietersen takes a single for the fifth consecutive over but this time Bell joins him, both finding a single to square leg, KP with a pull, Bell with a glance.
Because I come from a family of birdwatchers (and am singularly oblivious when it comes to finding a single bird in a tree) I was in awe of his cool, calm demeanor and obvious talent for the work.
In the case of single-copy genes, this problem may reduce to finding the single most probable sequence.
The task hence shifts to finding a single learner for the domains, only distinguished ('indexed') by the additional inputs.
Since these sine waves have the same period, the algorithm reduces to finding the single sinusoidal curve that best fits the data.
