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Positive enriched genes are genes that are more enriched with either of two histone marks compared to the vehicle control; while negative enriched genes less enriched with neither marks than the vehicle control.

The total REE concentrations (∑REE) varied from 0.0398 to 0.1874 mg/L, with an average of 0.075 mg/L, and groundwater was more enriched with heavy REEs than light REEs when normalized to PAAS.

The number of statistically co-expressed genes with each TF was significantly larger than the number of ARACNe-identified targets, and analysis results showed that ARACNe-identified targets are significantly more enriched with sites matching validated binding site motifs.

Each pedigree was ascertained through affected proband and because of the inclusion criteria discussed in details under the materials and methods above, our sample was a little more enriched with affected individuals possibly more than would have been seen in unselected samples.

The dockerin-containing proteins of A. cellulolyticus are more enriched with such structural and unknown modules than those of C. thermocellum (Table 2).

The clusters obtained from clustering of the low-rank matrix are more enriched with GO functional categories at varying cutoffs (Table 2).

Higher total HOME scores indicate a more enriched environment with 45 being the highest possible score.

Although WGD contributes the highest number (31 periodically expressed paralogues), SSD cell-cycle/ultradian-regulated paralogues (a total of 27 paralogues) are more enriched compared with random expectation.

There were 395 and 64 annotated genes, at least 2 fold or more enriched, associated with either MB-231 or MCF-7 cells, respectively, and 182 genes associated with both cell lines.

Herrmann et al. (2008) discovered that, in the rhizosphere of Littorella uniflora, AOA amoA genes were much more enriched compared with AOB amoA genes, suggesting that AOA were responsible for the enhanced nitrification activity observed in the rhizosphere.

Individuals with greater coverts with more enriched δN signatures had greater coverts with higher chroma values, even after controlling for variation in chroma associated with breeding population, sex, age and tail colour.