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There is a large lattice mismatch of about 7.1% between the hexagonal apothem of InN and the direction.

This beguiling mismatch came about at the end of the 90s, when Eötvös was commissioned to write an opera by the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris, and Angels was suggested as a possible text.

Periodic seeds allow PerM to maximize efficiency while maintaining full sensitivity for up to three mismatches with about 88%and6767% partial sensitivity for four and five mismatches (see Supplementary section 3) Most read-mapping programs use the idea of 'seeds' for preprocessing and matching (Myers, 1999).

The effect of mismatches is about twice as large as that of canonical pairings.

The effect of mismatches is about twice as large as that of canonical pairings for unknown reasons.

The signal-to-noise ratio of alignments with less than three mismatches was about 1 5 suggesting that the identified miRNA-mRNA pairings were highly specific.

For instance, at 42°C, the MM probes with two and five mismatches had about 50% and 20% of the PM signal, respectively, but only about 38%and10%0% at 45°C, and less than 20% and 5% at 50°C.

Inspection of Figure 4 reveals the large variability of triples with a central Gg-mismatch about zero.

Sequencing reads were realigned to the unigenes using Trinity [ 35], allowing up to 2 bp mismatches: about 58.82, 18.16 or 2.01% of the unigenes were realigned by more than 10, 100 or 1000 reads, respectively (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

The films grown on STO have disconnected islands due to the large lattice mismatch of about 2%.

A mismatch of about 10%to20%0% leads to neuronal dysfunction and protein synthesis disturbances in neurons if it lasts for minutes to hours [24].