gambiae H1 candidate proteins (XP_311486) to a histone H1 protein from C. thummi, and examined the alignment for precise matches (Fig. 1A) that did not match well in a separate alignment of the An.
The absence of precise matches in human sequence databases would prompt an immediate search for novel, possibly polymorphic HERVs or viral recombination events, either of which might provide clues for replication competent viruses with significant implications for mechanisms of disease.
We therefore believe that a very precise matching for gestational age is likely to be critical, and this could explain the lack of power to differentiate hCG levels between the groups in these previous studies.
He is deliberate about word choice, rummaging around for the precise match, and thoughtful about what he will say on the record.
Given ALTS of a new specification (a function F) and an existing component (a device D), a new refinement relation from F to D, called an S-matching relation, is proposed for precise specification matching.
An optimal matching algorithm (dist macro in sas) was used to match participants within the two groups, using a precise matching criterion (<0.01) for the principal analyses between treated pairs on the propensity score.
We chose the nearest neighbor caliper matching method, as this method seems to generate the most precise matching with lowest potential for bias and is appropriate in relatively small cohorts.
The one-to-one mapping is often used for pairwise network alignment to find the precise matching, while many-to-many mapping is more used in multiple network alignment for studying the evolutional events.
Yet other natural methods of obtaining these nutrients do exist; for example, composting manure and crop residues, "more precise matching of nutrients with plant needs, controlled release and deep placement technologies, or the use of legumes".
