This type of analysis is in its infancy and must be extended to other multigenic families and to all kinds of expression databases, including database where expression data are normalized such as in UniGene, SAGE and Micro arrays.
"From infancy onwards babies must come to grips with a world marked by recurrent time patterns, learning the length of time, or duration, associated with the various actions they experience every day," says Professor Sylvie Droit-Volet, at the Social and Cognitive Psychology Laboratory (Lapsco) at Blaise Pascal University, Clermont Ferrand, France.
In its infancy, Room 77 still must compete with Priceline's "Name Your Own Price," Hotel.com's package deals and Expedia's exhaustive list of filters for hotel amenities or accessibility options.
The legend concerning him is, that at the age of six months he addressed his father, telling him that all of Akbar's children must die in infancy, unless some child died for them.
However, these techniques are still in their infancy, and safety/efficacy issues remain that must be addressed before translating these promising techniques into clinical practice.
Although the disease manifests later in life, measures aimed at its prevention must be adopted during infancy and adolescence, because around 90% of the total bone mass is acquired during that time [ 1- 4].
The state, Mr Studwell argues, must nurse manufacturers through their infancy, helping them to learn how to stand on their own feet.
International criminal law is still in its infancy, and to advance it the UK must ratify the amendment that will make the crime of aggression triable by the ICC.
Under the sole light of a full moon and with the aid of a DIY aesthetic created by arts collective Moon Block, 3,500 music fans enjoyed an experience akin to the way music festivals must have been in their infancy.
Research on mining user-generated content, however, is still in its infancy, and therefore progress in this exciting arena must continue.
