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Human neuroligin 4X, however, has been established as a critical molecule required for proper neuro-connectivity [39], [41], [42], illustrating that the relative distribution or expression level of a gene is not necessarily informative of its functional priorities.

Nonetheless, transcriptome analysis in K. brevis was informative of its physiological responses to nutrient depletion and nutrient addition.

Since hE16 binds a conformational epitope that consists of 4 discontinuous secondary structural elements of the native WNV DIII [ 32], recognition of a recombinant DIII by hE16 will be informative of its proper folding.

Breast cancer not only is driven by somatic point mutations and epigenetic alterations but also characterised by extensive copy number changes [ 8, 9], and these large-scale alterations are likely to be informative of its biology in addition to clinico-histopathological features and expression profiles.

Proponents of the first approach argue that exclusion of homoplastic characters discards information which is still informative regardless of its imperfection.

Such compression, if it is sufficiently informative in terms of its CS on specific keywords, is obviously more useful than a global search for each keyword's maximum scoring cluster (defined as BG clusters).

Mexico's Ministry of Health regularly posts informative, detailed graphs of its outbreak that have received little prime-time exposure.

This defines a probe set as being informative when many of its probes reflect the same change in mRNA concentration across arrays.

The self-knowledge they gain adds a grim context to the narration, which becomes both more detached and more informative as a result of its distanced quality.

On many a philosophical problem Ayer cannot be bettered for providing a lucid, informative, and revealing description of its contours.

Comparisons of gross and empirical values of the numbers of copies of a protein could be informative about the extent of its degradation or export.