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The U.S. version of "ESPNFC Press Pass" on ESPNEWS may contain segments that are tailored for the U.S. market, such as discussion of the Mexico-U.S. Mexico-U.S.al frinternationalnesday night in Mexico City, Palese said.

We add a cushion length because the signal being processed may contain segments longer than those of the template, and we wish to ensure that the window obtained from the signal can be matched to the two segments that comprise the template (see Section 'Window length').

Then the number of mtDNA copies can be approximated as (2) k = m t B a s e s * 2 N (a l l B a s e s - m t B a s e s ) * M The equation for counting mtDNA copies is not suitable for plants (e.g. Arabidopsis) since their mtDNA sequences may contain segments of nuclear DNA.

The LCBs represent aligned regions from two or more genomes that are collinear and free of rearrangements but may also contain segments that lack homology and introduce gaps in the alignment.

As a result, connected components in the alignment graph may contain multiple segments from a single genome.

The DHFR amplicon is large, up to several hundreds of thousands of nucleotides, and may contain repeated segments of the endogenous CHO genome [ 3, 4, 39].

In all synteny maps, CSOs cover almost the entire genome while breakpoint regions, areas delimitating CSOs, cover only ~5% of a genome and may contain single-gene segment or very short synteny blocks [ 33] (Additional data file 2).

Because a segment may contain unmappable positions, we define the effective segment size as the segment width minus the total number of unmappable positions within that segment.

The clustering in the above procedure is somewhat rough in that we use small θ a that produces many frames similar to the cluster centers, and also that the neighboring clusters contain almost the same results because the video is first evenly segmented so that neighboring segments may contain the same scene.

In both formulations, the optimum contours, besides a two-sided extremum segment, may contain a cylindrical generator — a boundary extremum segment with respect to the maximum admissible radial coordinate.

Moreover, conserved regions may contain long and divergent segments.