Thus, we utilized r < 0.53 as an indicator of divergent expression in Arabidopsis.
As random shuffled gene pairs should have divergent function and expression patterns, we utilized r < 0.59 as an indicator of divergent expression.
Separate announcements today from two big web general retailers, Shopping.com and Buy.com, are important indicators of their divergent strategies and the likelihood of eithers success.
Dph2 is not, however, a member of the radical SAM superfamily, as it has none of the sequence features that are conserved among superfamily members that are used as indicators of their divergent evolution from a common ancestor; Dph2 also lacks the conserved TIM barrel fold found in the radical SAM superfamily members.
In addition to newly developed measures of children's gratitude, the battery included indicators of convergent, concurrent, divergent, and predictive validity.
In addition to the factorial validity, other contributions to the construct validity are presented through the study of some indicators of discriminant, convergent, and divergent validity.
It is concluded that these two sets of indicators often follow divergent or contrasting trajectories, particularly in the less coherent substrates where soil degradation and erosion concur with steppic physiognomy and high ornithological value.
Presence of divergent mtDNA haplotypes within a sample is often regarded as an indicator of the presence of cryptic species.
Wu, X.R. Urothelial tumorigenesis: a tale of divergent pathways.
After a few pages of Divergent, I was addicted.
