In the beginning of 2008, their infrequent chance meetings became more frequent and less random.
Thirdly, as we have seen, the infrequent chance clone merger can influence the statistics leading to a mis-representation of clone size that, by the nature of the first incomplete moment, would most adversely effect large clones.
We chose 15mers because, by chance, any one 15mer should occur only about once in a genome of this size, making high-copy 15mers extremely infrequent by chance and thus indicative of repetitive elements (Gu et al. 2008).
Despite its importance for understanding biological invasion, determining the extent of a species' ecological range over time is problematic, since even a dataset based on many field populations may by chance lack infrequent types of sites that would enlarge the range.
As a result, many studies to date have used only a fraction (say 500 sequences) of the available ChIP-seq peak regions for motif discovery, greatly decreasing the chances of discovering motifs for infrequent cofactors.
The other is that our relation extraction method does not rely on frequency of gene disease co-occurrences, which could improve the chance of finding promising but infrequent candidate genes supported by few papers.
That decreases the chance of discovering motifs related to infrequent cofactors.
And even infrequent museum-goers might find themselves lured inside by the chance to take a 90-minute yoga class in the gallery itself.
Justice Department officials and state prosecutors in Virginia maintain that because of Maryland's infrequent use of the death penalty, Montgomery County provides the weakest chance of executing Mr. Muhammad if he is convicted.
Therefore, at any single encounter frequent attendees have a greater chance of being included in the study than infrequent attendees.
