Even if functional assignments and cTP predictions are imperfect, this provides an impression of relative protein abundance of the various functional classes and processes within chloroplasts, with overrepresented and underrepresented proteins being respectively of higher and lower abundance.
The Brotherhood's political wing, resented for trying to dominate Syria's opposition councils, has had to accept a lesser role.In many cases the Ikhwan have profited electorally less from ideology than from impressions of relative honesty and competence.
If you understand how important your project is to the company, you'll have some impression of your relative job security.
The laws fail the far more rudimentary "rational basis" standard of the Fourteen Amendment because they provide women with information so selective that it leaves any reasonable layperson with a false impression of the relative safety of abortion and childbirth.
Future studies using quantitative proteomic approaches may give a clearer impression of the relative abundance of the protein identified in the dysferlin protein complex during certain processes.
Thirdly, raters get an impression of the relative precision (and lack thereof) of ratings of personality.
In order to get an impression of the relative abundance of M. oxyfera cells compared to the other community members, fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) was performed using general and specific probes (Fig. 3).
The CDR-SB is a finely graded measure that reflects the clinician's impression of the relative severity of cognitive symptoms that affect memory, orientation, judgment, and problem-solving, and daily function at home and in the community.
To get a first impression of the relative importance of genetic and environmental influences on AAD symptoms, tetrachoric twin correlations for the dichotomous CAGE scores (0 vs. 1+ yes answers) were estimated.
For a more detailed impression of the relative changes in call usage according to breeding stages, we ran another set of models on the proportion of vocalisations of one call type in relation to all call types over the more detailed variable 'breeding stage' as fixed effect (Appendix 2).
