Sentence examples for minimally shared from inspiring English sources

To organize the duplications into tractable units, intron-exon structure and well-defined duplication boundaries were used to define 78 duplicated modules (minimally shared evolutionary segments) with 157 copies on chromosome 22.

The BAI is intended to asses the severity of symptoms of anxiety minimally shared with depression [33 35].

To demonstrate the capability of the novel gradient system, data of healthy adult participants were acquired for this MGH-USC Adult Diffusion Dataset (N=35), minimally preprocessed, and shared through the Laboratory of Neuro Imaging Image Data Archive (LONI IDA) and the WU-Minn Connectome Database (ConnectomeDB).

To be sharable, such a criterion should be modest and abstract, invoking a conception not of what flourishing consists in, but of the essential contributors to human flourishing variously conceived: Persons need reasonably secure access to minimally adequate shares of certain goods.

For Pogge, a guarantee of human rights aims to confer on all human beings worldwide "secure access" to "minimally adequate shares" of basic freedoms of participation, of food, drink, clothing, shelter, education and health care [ 22].

All seven of these proteins have several shared features: six transmembrane domains (minimally), two hemes, one FAD-binding domain, and one NADPH-binding domain.

Rare or stochastic epimutations that are not shared among subjects and that minimally affect the mean methylation level of the group remain unexplored, although they may play a role in phenotype development.

We defined minimally co-regulated modules as overlapping groups of genes that shared at least one regulator.

In other words, if a duty to share is recognised, patients should allow records generated through their interactions with the formal health sector (e.g. diagnostic or administrative records) to be shared with epidemiologists by default, so long as minimally sufficient protections (e.g. technical and organisational security, data protection measures) are in place.

This may be due to the changing attitude of the younger generations who advocate a shared role in childbearing and childrearing, and are only minimally affected by traditional practices.

Under the rules, television networks could share only minimally in profits from non-prime-time syndication of series, a market that created millions of dollars in additional profit for the motion picture association's members.