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For example, fold recognition on variola protein NP_042054.1 did not identify any template with more than 50% confidence.

The context information of a gene signature comes in two types: (i) summary of experiment that produced the gene signature, and (ii) explicit designation of compared sample groups associated with numerical ranking value (for example, fold change in poorly-differentiated samples compared to well-differentiated samples).

Although numerous methods have been developed for transcriptomic data analysis, the vast majority of these studies used only one method of data normalisation for each platform, and a single agreement measure (for example fold change), hence many methodologically biases may not be recognised.

Previous attempts with similar services like Dapper or Needlebase, for example, folded.

For example, folding the spindle to artificially concentrate actin, in a region of high microtubule density, served to augment redistribution of actin along microtubule tracks, facilitating visualization.

N-terminally myc-tagged actin 350(A5) for example, folds correctly (Fig. 3D) and incorporates in stress fibers in NIH3T3 cells, however the GFP-version of it, again is partly folded and in half of the cases does not integrate in stress fibers in transfected cells (Fig. 4B).

It is also frequently used in conjunction with minimum fold-change requirements (for example, 2-fold, 10-fold) so as to ensure biological relevance.

The proportion fold change agreement was analyzed by calculating the proportion of genes that had the same fold change direction; for example, the fold change for a specific gene would be considered in agreement if the fold change values from the 1.5K and 24K were both either positive or negative.

Lowering the pooling fold (for example, 4-fold pooling) may increase the sensitivity of mutation detection in sorghum.

For example, 2-fold and 0.5-fold allelic ratios at different SNPs in the same gene both represent a 2-fold relative difference between alleles and yield a 2-fold allelic ratio when combined within that gene.

For example, the fold difference observed for EGFR gene was weakened by 2.5-fold when the double hybridization capture protocol was applied, suggesting saturation of the hybridization step effectively normalizing the yield from each amplicon.