On the other hand, COG categories E and G also show a high number of underexpressed genes (Supplementary Fig. S1B).
Ronde is the star cornerback, Super Bowl ring in hand, a cog in the nastiest defense in the league.
On the other hand, if a COG was encoded by more than one gene in a same T6SS locus (in case of gene duplication for example), it was just counted once (present/absent).
On the other hand, the identity of the COGs in the two sets differs considerably, with only 346 COGs found in both sets.
Table 2, especially given the short-hand notation for COG function, fails to excite a biologically oriented reader.
He and his midfield colleagues mesh like the cogs in a hand-built gearbox, with the watchful Marcos Senna covering their rear and Torres ahead, on the shoulder of the last defender, waiting to pounce.
On the other hand, genes in the other 4 COGs also showed a tendency to have higher rates of nonsynonymous substitutions in comparison with genes in other COGs (Table 2).
On the other hand, all non-pathogens had closer COG patterns even though some were part of different genus or part of a genus showing pathogenic species.
On the other hand, we found beneficial effects of COG 133 in lower doses using the WST assay, a method that measures the mithocondrial-formazan product seen in viable cells.
Liquid-smooth shifts are not the goal; the driver's hand should feel the progression through the cogs, ideally while forcing raw, agitated bleats from the FR-S's 2-liter, 200-horsepower boxer four-cylinder engine.
