We hypothesised that they will all share a large proportion of common variance and that when compared to the broader constructs emotional competence, emotion regulation and mindfulness, acceptance alone would predict a larger proportion of unique variance.
Taking into account the relative variability in transcriptome/dbEST sizes, T. castaneum had the largest proportion of unique matches (43%, 195).
A large proportion of the unique genes in both B. hyodysenteriae and B. murdochii were of unknown function (Table 1).
This large proportion of unmatched unique tags included adaptors and low quality tags with errors in sequencing/base-calling.
A large proportion of genes unique to K7 (Supplementary Table S5) have not been characterized, and their involvement and function in the characteristic features of sake yeast remain to be explored.
The total number of definitions and the number of unique definitions identified for each term are presented in Table 4. Heterogeneity in definitions was high, with a large proportion of definitions being unique for progression (54 85%) and viral control (43 59% -related terms.
Although there is considerable overlap between these two datasets (Fig. 2B; supplementary material Fig. S2B), a large proportion of peaks are unique to each cell population: 68% in the FLyA condition and 64% in the FLyB condition (Fig. 2B).
This miRNAs in this group accounted for a large proportion of the total expressed unique miRNAs (more than 50%, 505/884) and were novel miRNAs in cattle.
Although the functions of a large proportion of both overlapping and unique lincRNAs in PH and ENCODE datasets were mysterious, we suggested their functions by correlating the stability of lincRNA to the functional categories.
Strikingly, we found that a large proportion of GATA3 target sites are unique to either normal or cancer cells, and, furthermore, the regulatory effect of GATA3 is partially altered during cancer progression, shifting from a tumor suppressor in normal cells to a tumor promoting factor upon transformation.
