We noted that the samples from the same patients (tumor and unaffected tissues) remained near or not too far from their corresponding matched samples, as exemplified by the patient sample pairs 3A and 3 T, 9A and 9 T, 11A and 11 T, 22-A and 22 T, and 73A and 73 T, and that MMTV and HMTV tended to be in different groups or in different branches.
However, since this estimation would be slightly too optimistic, the optimum estimation lies in between both approaches (with and without the final two matches) as exemplified above.
Recently suffix-array-based methods have proved powerful in standard sequence matching, as exemplified by Bowtie (Langmead et al., 2009), BWA (Li and Durbin, 2009) and SOAP2 (Li et al., 2009).
The uses in the CDK and Bioclipse have shown that the InChI is of great utility for uniquely identifying molecular structures in a canonical form, and is therefore well suited for exact matches in database searches, as exemplified in computational pharmacology example.
In all cases, the greatest total number of matched fragment ions resulted from ETUVPD (as exemplified by the results for myoglobin in Figure 4).
Our new technique of matched filtering can be effectively applied to detection of photostimulation-evoked EPSCs, as exemplified in Figure 2. The raw data trace was first high-pass filtered with a Butterworth filter, which reduces the effect of the direct response and low frequency drifts (see the Methods).
The pair have endured a difficult relationship over the years, as exemplified by their on-field spat during an African Cup of Nations match in 2006.
As exemplified by Russell Brand.
Pointing to a disease doesn't necessarily diminish stigma, as exemplified by attitudes toward Aids patients.
The second wave of change was demographic, as exemplified by fast-growing Atlanta.
