Intriguingly, MDL plots suggested that changepoint detection can invariably detect a sizable fraction of UMRs, but not LMRs, even under such conditions (Additional file 4).
By this procedure, traces of de novo biosynthesized dinucleotides were invariably detected.
It wasn't the springboard to a paid career he had hoped, mainly because his skills and natural caution were more suited to the amateur game, and opponents in big fights invariably detected a reluctance to engage, from David Haye to Deontay Wilder.
Once lamivudine therapy was reintroduced, and until entecavir plus tenofovir were administered, the dual lamivudine resistance-associated mutations rtL180M and rtM204I were invariably detected.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00102.008 Innate immune sensors invariably detect conserved microbial patterns that are indispensable for the life cycle of the microorganisms.
Staining with BiotHER was invariably detected on the cell membrane, while cytoplasmic staining or staining of stroma and of normal residual epithelial cells was never observed.
Furthermore, we confirmed that a peak was invariably detected within 50 bp from all 'category-I' AdpA-binding sites, except the AdpA-binding site of sgiA (AdBS- sgiA), which was not detected (see below).
Plant hormones are invariably detected by a receptor protein, which triggers interaction of that protein with other proteins to elicit a signal transduction cascade leading to changes in cell activity.
Interestingly, expression of the osteoblast markers was invariably detected asymmetrically on one side of the long bone section, which exhibited more advanced vascularization (judged by histology) than the other side.
Involvement of the peroneal nerve is invariably detected in patients with CIP or CIM, possibly because it is the longest nerve of the body and, hence, it is mostly vulnerable to the energy deficit caused by tissue ischemia or dysoxia.
The link between expression level and sequence evolution is invariably detected across a broad range of model organisms, so it was proposed that expression level or, more precisely, the rate of translational events is the dominant determinant of the sequence evolution rate (Drummond et al. 2005, 2006; Drummond and Wilke 2008).
