A further correlation of probe composition, specifically with respect to GC-content, has been reported previously in a spike-in experiment using Illumina BeadChips [ 35], in which it was found that probes with high-GC content tended to have a higher than expected signal intensity, but probes with lower than average GC content had inflated differential expression statistics.
This doesn't mean big art is necessarily bad but it is more likely to be pompous, more likely to be arrogant, more likely to be inflated beyond its actual content and more likely to be compromised and distorted by the massive finances, planning permissions and public approval involved.
The ninth suggested that some of his competitors might be using substances that artificially inflate the capsaicin content of their chilis.
Mr. De Palma's gift is an ability to bend the generally rigid constraints of genre to suit his needs by inflating the emotional content of thrillers and film noir so that you choke on your laughter or are simultaneously touched and frightened.
Lung tissue was classified, according to its gas/tissue content, as not inflated when CT number between +100 and -100.
The abdominal content is displaced caudally during inflation, rather than being inflated like the lung [15].
However, the high-pressure die castings are highly prone to leakage problems because of their high content of bifilms and inflated bubble trails.
A rectal balloon attached to a syringe is introduced in the rectum and slowly inflated with air to imitate rectal contents.
A neoprene rectal balloon attached to a syringe will be introduced into the rectum and slowly inflated with air to imitate rectal contents.
Again in the fall, Robert Hill's "Dorian," based on "The Picture of Dorian Gray," seemed wildly inflated in concept but really thin in choreographic content.
In the absence of seizures, gastric lavage (with endotracheal tube with cuff inflated in place to prevent aspiration of gastric contents) may be beneficial.
