One possible explanation that motivates further study is that the African genomic background may contain as yet unidentified or untested ESKD risk variants at other loci but with lesser effect, and which are less frequent in the European genomic background.
We recognise that by examining in detail only those genes with obvious functional links to immunity we have eliminated some genes that could have novel and unexpected effects on the trait concerned, or may contain as yet unidentified features that have an effect separate from the gene itself.
Note that the rules with accuracy between 75%and85%5% may not be sufficiently reliable, yet may contain useful pattern information, as described in the discussion section.
It is not clear if this constitutes a transcript that has not been fully processed, or whether it may contain sequences from as yet unidentified exons, for instance unknown 5'UTRs.
Yet, applications may contain very specific and delimited region(s) of code where it is paramount to use close to vector SIMD programming to obtain performance gains near to the theoretical attainable performance of the underlined architecture.
Parents of nut-allergic children are dog-tagging their kids ("my name is Little Jimmy and I'm allergic to Xnuts), frantically checking product ingredients, and searching for that short yet vital disclaimer: "May contain nuts or nut products".
Moreover, the use of Chebyshev's Inequality also allows eliminating the noisy negative data, which may contain target sites that have not yet been experimentally assigned as positive.
Studies indicate that while combustion of renewable fuels may, in some cases, result in a reduction in regulated pollutants (e.g., CO2), the emissions may contain significant amounts of currently unregulated yet equally important pollutants (Gaffney and Marley, 2009).
These organisms harbor at least two intI genes (G. lovleyi is not completely sequenced yet and therefore may contain more), but the other genes fall into a supported clade with sequences from the Deltaproteobacteria (clade 15, Figure 2).
