The meaning of each pattern, the importance of pattern feature and its position, and pattern attractiveness to the C. paucifasciatus remains to be determined and warrant further investigation.
The chapter looks at the importance of patterns and alignment, and the concepts of passive space and active space on web pages.
Mining tasks usually attach much greater importance to patterns that are larger in size, e.g., longer sequences are usually of more significant meaning than shorter ones in bioinformatics [29].
These features and corresponding weights are obtained from the training data and are helpful in assisting the judgment of the correctness and importance of patterns.
Perhaps of greatest importance, the patterns identified in this study allow accurate classification of newly identified miRNAs as p-oncomirs and p-mirsupps which function primarily in oncogenesis and tumor-suppression respectively.
Despite the importance of patterns of health service utilization in determining health care financing and delivery, there is a limited literature on the role of travel costs in developing countries.
The importance of patterns in viral genome organisation as a source of additional evolutionary arguments has been previously underlined by Shackelton and Holmes [ 28] Among the NCLDV, Poxviruses were found to carry a larger proportion of genes with eukaryotic affinities than other members of the group (Additional file 2).
Elevated levels of circulating estrogens have been convincingly linked to breast cancer risk among postmenopausal women [ 1, 18], yet the molecular mechanisms underlying this link are not entirely clear, and even less is known about the importance of patterns of estrogen metabolism or of specific EM in postmenopausal breast carcinogenesis.
You feel the significance of an individual step, an individual gesture, the pressure of a dance phrase against a musical phrase, the importance of pattern as something forever shifting, the tension of the one against the many and of woman beside man, an image of human energy and the insidious power of rhythm.
The importance of pattern formation was studied subsequently by Segal and Jackson [26].
