In these plots, three clusters of increasing yield arise from different levels of enzyme loading.
(We conducted an additional analysis in which the source reconstructions were calculated on a single frequency range of 4 7 Hz, as opposed to averaging separate source localizations, as described in Materials and Methods. This analysis resulted in the same 2 significant clusters of increased coherence in nearly identical locations).
There was a strong decline in mortality, and two highly significant clusters of increased mortality were found for the first 5 years, 1998 2002, in the south-east and in the north of the study area.
Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) analyses detected clusters of increased volume in the 22q11.2DS group that co-localized with many medial GM reductions and indicated lateral and fourth ventricle dilation.
No plateau is observed in this case; this shows that more and more cells get trapped in clusters of stable states for increasing N. We will now demonstrate that the phenomenon described in the previous paragraphs is a generic property of the interplay between noise and cell cell communication.
Biomarkers in use from these pathways include FOXO1 within the VEGF pathway, as a prognostic marker in rhabdomyosarcoma (as a fusion gene with PAX3 [ 59]) and also shown to be highly expressed in the infancy cluster of increased gene expression (Additional file 1: Table S2).
Secondly, as is also known for their natural counterparts, BODIPY-PC, -SM and -GlcCer showed differential clustering in assemblies of increasing order, evidenced by the same differential propensity for excimer formation in erythrocytes and CHO cells.
The other datasets have been constructed by taking the set of clusters in (arbitrary) networks of increasing size and complexity.
So far we have stressed the importance of the physical property of hemi- or unmethylated GATC motifs, especially when present in clusters: the increased stability of the DNA, which comes into play when the ambient temperature of the bacterium is suddenly lowered.
