The more complex a problem is, and the more particular instances differ from those that came before, the less likely Big Data is to be a sure thing.
In accordance with earlier theoretical studies, the experimental studies show that the Ni Mo S structures may in some instances differ from the Co Mo S analogues.
These instances differ from "classical autophagy" in that the autophagy machinery is more specific in what it targets for degradation.
Of course, the two instances differed greatly in their scope and purpose.
In both instances, differing religious identities were means by which voracious and vicious demagogues, to consolidate their own power, identified "enemies" for murder by their armed followers.
Bi-allelic CNV deletions reported by different sources (Additional file 1: Table S1) were merged by the following procedure: if both beginning and end coordinates of two CNV instances differed by ≤1 kb they were merged into a single entry, and the average genomic coordinates and allele frequencies were used (Additional file 4).
The CE3/06 and TT01/05 hemagglutinins, for instance, differ only by one amino acid, whereas the IN5/05 and TT01/05 strains share only 95% identity.
Clusters C1 and C2, for instance, differ in such a way that in Cluster C1, the Jaccard STM operates on the combined network at medium scale, whereas in Cluster C2, the PP network is selected at low scale.
The genomes of the three isolates did for instance differ in the presence of GPL genes, and the involvement of GPLs in M. avium colony morphology and of ssGPLs in pathogenicity is increasingly recognised [ 30- 32].
It would be possible to build on existing institutions, relationships and experiences, permitting – at least in the first instance – differing degrees of ambition.
On July 17 , 1919 a new comic strip by DeBeck in the vein of Married Life on the sports page; Take Barney Google, For Instance differed in that it was about a henpecked, sports-obsessed husband and his travails defying his wife.
