Nevertheless, fragments mapping to homologous genes, which constitute 15%-20%-20%thexpresseded genes, are lost when considering fragments that map only once in the transcriptome, so it is arguable how to actually compare expression levels measured with these two programs.
This has led to new programming paradigms and architectural choices, such as map-reduce and NoSQL databases, which constitute two of the main peculiarities of the specialized massively distributed systems referred to as Big Data architectures.
Therefore, with respect to our results and the conclusion of the FISH experiments, it can be reasonably assumed that our map covers the 52 chromosome arms which constitute the rainbow trout karyotype.
These atom-centric substructural features are then mapped into integer codes using a hashing procedure, which constitute the extended-connectivity fingerprint.
Techniques are now available to map the core and the variable S. aureus immune proteomes, which constitute the knowledge base for the design of effective anti-S.
The present map is therefore assumed to cover the 52 chromosome arms which constitute the rainbow trout karyotype.
History in the Making Organized by the British Museum in London, "A New World: England's First View of America," at the Yale Center for British Art, presents maps, sketches and watercolors by the Elizabethan artist John White, about 20 of which constitute the only surviving visual record of England's first settlement in North America.
Despite this interest, the use of NGS data for HLA loci is hampered by a major technical hurdle, which is the mapping of short sequence reads to genes that are both highly polymorphic and which constitute a multigene family.
It is these views in combination which constitute Humanism.
Although molecules constitute cell components, which constitute cells, which constitute tissues, which constitute organisms, most levels are composed by components from several other levels.
