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Additional file 28: IDs of genes in clusters of shared inter-strain patterns of chromatin variation.
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Instead, Neurath emphasized attention to individuals and groups, individuated in terms of stimulus/response interrelationship and clusters of shared customs and habits, and, for instance, the transfer of such habits or traditions (ibid., 371), which is how he defined education (see above).
This works with the grain of people's lives, creating clusters of shared interest and proximity.
Similar processes may be at work in clusters of Wikipedia articles sharing the same structure and related by gradual editing [30, 31].
GO terms enriched in mRNA clusters identified by hierarchical clustering analysis of shared differentially expressed TF mRNAs.
Because of the redundancy among the alternate gene models, the database is organized in clusters of the protein sequences that share at least 90% sequence identity for the overlapping parts [ 21].
In young children, the familial clustering of IQ is not lower than in adults, but the reasons for clustering lie more in the influence of shared family environment than in the influence of shared genes.
Today most time share properties are built from the ground up, often in clusters of no more than 25 units.
Dahlias form buds in clusters of three.
It also resulted in clusters of users.
In part, clustering of breast cancer in a family is a result of chance, because breast cancer is so frequent; in some families, the clustering is the result of shared environmental risk factors; and in a proportion of families an underlying genetic defect will be the culprit.
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