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Relative to cancer genes, we observed that SZGenes tend to have an intermediate degree and an intermediate efficiency on a perturbation spreading throughout the human interactome.

Another interesting phenomenon arising from our model is the fact, previously unobserved, that cooperators occupy the nodes with intermediate degree and the hubs are defectors, in contrast with the simulations on static networks [8], [9].

Primary osteons are developed to an intermediate degree, and funnel structures are present.

Thus, the average degree and degree distribution consistently indicate intermediate connectivity of schizophrenia candidate genes.

On the contrary, hubs or well connected nodes, which on the static scenario are the supporters of cooperation, in the evolutionary process are defectors that thrive and accumulate new nodes by being so, only to fall eventually in the class of intermediate degree nodes and become cooperators.

A polymer (bPOEAA2) with an intermediate degree of branching and approximately equal fraction of secondary and tertiary amines was identified to be optimal in forming stable polyplexes with plasmid DNA.

Parallel-fibered bone displays an intermediate degree of organization and rate of deposition.

The conjunction-task condition elicited activation in these same regions but to an intermediate degree between preferred and nonpreferred single-task activity.

The species studied are under different management intensities, Escontria chiotilla being under the lowest intensity, Polaskia chichipe under an intermediate degree of intensity, and Stenocereus stellatus under the highest management intensity.

This scoring system provided a representation of the grade of degeneration within a disc: scores of 0 to 3 represent a histologically normal (non-degenerate) disc; 4 to 6, histological evidence of low-level degeneration; 7 to 9, an intermediate degree of degeneration; and 10 to 12, severe degeneration.

The results show that Brazil shares highly interdependent relations with The United States, an intermediate degree of interdependence with Europe and a low degree of interdependence with China.