The results would appear to indicate that the base group which characterizes the polynucleotide plays a significant role in ordering the dyes.
Lyre (2004) argues that the central significance of gauge theories in modern physics supports structural realism, and offers a case study concerning the U 1) gauge symmetry group, which characterizes QED.
Mathematical models are a simplification of reality, so they would not include all variables which characterize these groups: ours for example could incorporate dependence on age, gender and sexual behaviour while other models may include specific subgroups, characterized by different routes of HIV transmission.
Although abundant, most C. elegans NR genes are difficult to be grouped in the NR1-NR6 system, which characterize a distinct event of proliferation and diversification for those receptors, probably from a series of duplications of a HNF4 ancestor, an orphan receptor [ 5].
Supposed incompatibilities derive, for Lockshin, from fundamentalist positions which characterize periods or groups within the various religions.
Hierarchical clustering analysis of the 695 markers indicated that each group had distinct expression profiles which characterized each group, especially the "AD-like" group.
Motivated from this phenomenon we present the concept of group users behavior (GUB), which characterizes the general behavior, pattern and rules of a group of users in a certain geographical area for a certain time window, for example, user requirements, users social character, user traffics fluctuations (temporal and spatial domain), users mobility, etc.
The degree of AI was similar between both groups, which were characterized according to ANB angle.
Wishing to provide a systematic theoretical framework for his survey of the field, Helmholtz divided the major theoretical positions with respect to spatial perception into two groups, which he characterized with the adjectives empiristisch and nativistisch" (Hatfield 1991, 274 275.
We agree that limited functional information was inferred for CREST groups, which is characterized by a diverse functional capacity.
