Total distance is equivalent to a p true in all cases (all possible worlds or probability 1), including w and hence minimally informative, whereas maximum closeness is equivalent to the precise modelling of w at the agreed level of abstraction.
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We devised a simple measure of functional similarity which is based on the most specific and hence most informative GO annotation of each protein.
Overall, the light-induced transcriptional responses in the SCN closely correlate with the extent of light-induced behavioral phase shift (Hatori and Panda, 2010) and hence are informative of the mechanism and consequences of the phase shift.
Interestingly, present research is moving one step forward and the already available tools are being tested against quicker ones, only taking 3 5 min to administer, hence being informative and appropriate to use in our busy routine.
More extensive longitudinal profiling will indicate which genes have high coefficients of variation, and which are the most stable and hence most informative with respect to an individual's health and disease.
An alternative hypothesis would be that the ancestral expression of Cdx covered an extensive anterior-posterior portion of the nervous system, as it does in the lophotrochozoans described here and also, intriguingly, in the acoels, a possible basal lineage of Bilateria and hence potentially informative PDA outgroup [ 68].
Due to the persistence property, the former implies the latter and hence is more informative.
In other words, individual-weighting results are less dispersed than equal weighting results, and hence provide more informative distributions, even though 50th percentile values are similar.
It may be engineered as in the case of the low battery indicator (a) whose flashing (F) is triggered by, and hence it is informative about, the battery (b) being flat (G).
