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This suggested that storage and retrieval from working memory was at least preferentially conjunctive in this case.

Our analysis indicated that these genes might be tissue-specific or, at least, preferentially expressed.

Thus, several proteins have been found to be exclusively or at least preferentially localized in the ciliary membrane or the ciliary lumen.

It would appear that extravasation takes place at least preferentially from the peri-islet capillaries and not the intra-islet capillaries, since intercellular adhesion molecule 1 (isAM1) is upregulated in these vessels [ 4] and the amount of peri-islet vasculature actually increases, unlike the intra-islet vascular bed which decreases [ 5].

Another search was performed using a sliding window of six adjacent genes and at least three preferentially expressed genes were required to form a cluster spanning from the first to the last preferentially expressed gene (loose clusters).

Similarly, we searched for clusters with at least three preferentially expressed genes among the six adjacent genes (loose clusters) to include genes that could be preferentially expressed but did not pass the above criterion for preferential expression or their expression was not detected by SAGE.

Furthermore, hematopoietic CD34+ cells used as vectors of TRAIL delivery reportedly home to or at least engraft preferentially within tumors [ 14].

Using a search with a sliding window (see Methods) we localized chromosomal clusters containing at least three adjacent preferentially expressed genes (tight clusters).

The structural learning hypothesis also predicts that, when learning a new transformation, the motor controller should, at least initially, explore preferentially along the structure (thick black line in Fig. 1A) and reduce deviations from the structure.

We performed an in-depth evolutionary analysis of a region of chromosome 1, which is copy number polymorphic among humans, and that contains at least 32 PRAME (Preferentially expressed antigen of melanoma) genes and pseudogenes.

Moreover, there is the Nyquist Principle from information theory according to which the detection of features requires at least two grid points, preferentially more.