If these criteria were satisfied, the two genome maps would be joined together with the intervening label patterns taken from the reference in silico map.
The highly contributive genes or gene combinations and their intervened transcriptional patterns provide clues for which and how experimental perturbation should be conducted for directed-differentiation of ESCs or for pluripotency maintenance or induction.
Intervening in risky patterns of drinking through screening and brief interventions at an early stage is a cost-effective way to prevent drinking problems [ 5].
The appearance of multi‐resistant micro‐organisms, whether in humans or animals, suggests an urgent need to intervene in the patterns of use of antibiotics.
Transitions of socio-technical systems imply the reconfiguration of institutions and politics making made evident the need to understand and intervene in existing patterns of growth and socio-technical practices in more sustainable directions.
Second, with gender understood as a verb – as something that people do rather than an internal essence of what one is – therein opened up the possibility that gender relations could be intervened upon as patterns of behaviour and/or social practices.
In contrast, cochleas of the Cdc42 mutant mice showed occasional misplacement of OHCs between the cell rows, creating direct contacts between OHCs, as opposed to normal OHC patterning with intervening supporting cells (Fig. 3B).
The administration is also expected to press the International Monetary Fund to take a greater role in monitoring trade patterns and intervening on exchange rate disputes.
Several thousand years later, in the first settled communities that began to appear in the Middle East 15,000 years ago, people began intervening in the breeding patterns of their camp followers, turning them into the first proto-dogs.
These repeats were not perfect, however, and patterns of intervening sequences highlight the rapidity of changes among even closely related species.
