Our system shows that the best option would be to conduct research about the interaction between aspirin and acetylcholinesterase, since this interaction has a high interaction level (l2 = 0.9514 where l n is the interaction level in the n-dimensional subnetwork, n = 2, 3, 4...) and the other two are known interactions.
This is supported by coeval carbonates from the marginal slope setting, which had a higher interaction with open ocean water and do not record a comparable shift in δ13Ccarb throughout the sequence.
The result showed that nonessential downregulated proteins still had a higher interaction number (median = 48) compared with the whole proteome (one-sided Wilcoxon rank-sum test, P = 9.91 × 10−; fig. 3 A).
Since 'iCCM CHWs' also restocked drugs and referred very sick children to health centres, they had a higher interaction with health workers than 'basic CHWs', and thus reported a stronger connection to health centres and the health system in general.
Extraverts also participate in more social activities and have a higher interaction rate with others than introverts (Argyle and Lu 1990; Asendorpf and Wilpers 1998), suggesting that they may be more successful at maintaining friendships over time.
Notably, in continuous spaces, competitive agents have a high interaction radius used to compute their neighbors.
Finally, the selected compounds exhibited the identified pharmacophoric features and had a high interaction energy between the ligand and the receptor.
The protein modules are much larger than the corresponding gene modules and these also have a high interaction density (namely the number of interactions per module).
This is supported by the order of the first seven tissues in which these promoters are most common, such as lung, eye, brain, peripheral nervous system, spleen, heart and blood, which also tend to have a high interaction with the environment (Additional file 4).
