Compared with protein-encoding genes, microRNA (miRNA) (P <2.2E−16) and small nucleolar (snoRNA) (P = 1.99E−14) were more highly methylated, and the tRNA (P = 9.56E−4) genes were less methylated, whereas miscellaneous RNA (misc_RNA) (P = 0.84), rRNA (P = 0.15) and snRNA (P = 0.08) did not show significant variance (P <0.05) (Fig. 3).
It is shown that with the increasing of Ca content, GdBa1-xCaxFe2O5+δ remains pure phase within the amount of doping is less than 20%, otherwise BaFe2O4 miscellaneous phase appears.
Use applications for polyols as sweeteners are restricted by food additive regulations to specific categories of foods whereas use in non-sweetening miscellaneous applications is less restricted.
Less frequent epistatic patterns were categorized as miscellaneous and excluded from downstream analysis.
Diseases which appeared in more than five patients were given a separate group and diseases which were in less than five patients were grouped into "miscellaneous group".
Mamet devotes significant space to miscellaneous subjects, including the craft of directing (less is more), Jews in Hollywood (there are a lot) and the importance of film critics (they aren't).
However, less than 10 years employment in plant farming and miscellaneous agricultural occupations conferred a significantly reduced risk of UBC (OR 0.41; 95% CI 0.18 to 0.93).
"Moneywood" is much less kind to the other producers, studio heads, agents and miscellaneous moguls who populate its messy and ill-defined landscape.
Dusp27 belongs to the 'atypical' subclass of DUSPs: this is a miscellaneous group, members of which are generally small (less than 30 kDa) and lack an N-terminal CH2 domain but are not close phylogenetic relatives (Patterson et al., 2009).
The body of a healthy lean man is composed of roughly 62 percent water, 16 percent fat, 16 percent protein, 6 percent minerals, and less than 1 percent carbohydrate, along with very small amounts of vitamins and other miscellaneous substances.
