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Irradiating from the rotating Sun is a power which spreads at the ecliptic plain.

In addition, we carried out analysis of spatial autocorrelation using the Spatial Autocorrelation Analysis Program (SAAP; http://www.exetersoftware.com/cat/saap.html) in order to detect and evaluate statistically signals of gradients (clines), gradients irradiating from the center of a particular area (depressions) or isolation by distance models; see for instance Barbujani [37].

In Figure  3E F, GFAP+ reactive cells present an unusual palisade-like distribution irradiating from the borders of tumor mass, whereas GFAP-stained astrocytes present regular morphology in the contralateral hemisphere.

The method has been applied to discriminate irradiated from non-irradiated yeast cells [9].

Rapaport and colleagues [22] applied similar ideas to differentiate irradiated from non irradiated yeast strains, by including a priori pathway knowledge in the analysis of gene expression data.

Therefore, time as a single variable did not lessen the accuracy of this approach to distinguish irradiated from non-irradiated animals.

We found that PB gene expression signatures can be identified which accurately predict irradiated from non-irradiated mice and distinguish different levels of radiation exposure, all within a heterogeneous population with respect to gender, genotype and time from exposure.

Hierarchical clustering of this core set of genes enabled us to discriminate irradiated from non-irradiated samples and aided in further identification of the samples at each time point.

In case of X-ray irradiation, the cuvette was irradiated from above (from the open part) by an X-ray using ISOVOLT 160 Titan E apparatus with a tungsten cathode for 30 min.

Struck by sunlight, a wooden box looks as if it's been irradiated from within.

Though clearly derived from photographic sources, Mr. Paschke's portraits of such outsider luminaries are simplified, irradiated from within and cast in sickly colors, as if he'd envisioned them in fever dreams.