They found RNA in human cancer cells matched to many parts of the DNA outside the 770 well characterized genes on those chromosomes.
The NN based matching can result in a single peak being matched to many peaks from the other spectrum.
Nevertheless, because it is noninvasive and well matched to many experimental paradigms, it has become the dominant technique in cognitive neuroscience.
"Its capabilities are very closely matched to many of the other navies in the region, and deploying it out here to South East Asia gives us the opportunity to test what it can and cannot do," Rear Adm Carney said.
a SubMAP allows the matching between reactions to be either one-to-one (one reaction is matched to exactly one reaction) or one-to-many (one reaction can be matched to many – maximum five – reactions).
We allowed each bottom view candidate to be matched to many side view candidates, but each side view candidate was only (generally) matched to a single bottom view candidate.
However, due to their short length, cloned small RNAs may match to many genome regions that can potentially fold into hairpin structures which may not be unique to miRNAs.
Since the 515F primer perfectly matches to many eukaryotic, mitochondrial, and chloroplastic rRNA genes, some studies that analysed animal-associated environments reported that the use of this primer also led to the amplification of many eukaryotic, mitochondrial, and chloroplastic rRNA genes.
We did not have a comparison group that was not deployed in this analysis, but we used individual matching to avoid many sources of bias, and all analyses were adjusted for multiple potential demographic confounders.
Dwarfing all other capital ships, this juggernaut-class ship's power proves a match to many NTF ships, defeating a major officer in the rebellion.
