These could be greatly reduced by re-engineered processes that required less copying of critical data.
The simulation results show that our proposed method can achieve better performance with higher delivery ratio, lower number of forwarders, and less copies of messages.
In other words, RA patients tended to have less copies of the "mutated" -256A>TG FCGR3B allele (35.9 versus 40.7%, P = 0.08), although this trend did not reach statistic significance.
The analysis of the S. cerevisiae gene content from all hybrids revealed the presence of less copies of a common set of genes.
The presence of nine rrns shows not to be typical copy number as alpha-proteobacteria genome, because alpha-proteobacteria generally possess five or less copies of rrn, whereas gamma-proteobacteria and firmicutes possess nine or more copies (http://ribosome.mmg.msu.edu/rrndb/).mmg.msu.edu/rrndb/
Because we used RJF as our reference to get these CNVs, this result indicates that compared with the wild chicken (RJF), the domesticated chicken lines (White Leghorn) have less copies of the immune related genes, which suggests that domestication may influence the immunity system of the chicken.
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Finally, Homo sapiens SNAIL1-like is an intron-less copy of SNAIL1 and therefore probably derives from a retrotransposition event.
The reporter plasmids used in these studies, pDS11 and pDS12, are both derivatives of pDV6 [ 25] that contain a promoter-less copy of lacZ downstream of a MCS region.
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