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If a triangle (or more general figure) has area A, a similar triangle (or figure) with a scaling factor of s will have an area of s2A.

Some war-related toys such as Action Man were subsequently demilitarised, to become more general adventure figures.

Similarly C is more general than D. Figure 7 Difficulty in ordering hypotheses of different types.

The time-response can also be found for the more general transfer function Figure 5 Nyquist plot of the system X ( s ) U ( s ) = 1 ln 2 ( s ) + 4. X ( v ) = 1 l n 2 ( s ) + w 2 = 1 v 2 + w 2 = 1 ( v + j w v + j w ) ⇔ X ( s ) = + j 2 w 1 e + j w ∫ 0 ∞ t e + j w q - 1 Γ ( q ) d q - j 2 w 1 e - j w ∫ 0 ∞ t e - j w q - 1 Γ ( q ) d q.

The MHL1 silencing phenotype in females with colorectal cancer was associated with a particular CG island centered at −93 bp from the start of transcription in a particular MHL1 allele containing a SNP, -93 SNP, in this region as illustrated for the more general case in Figure  1C,D [ 57].

On more general theoretical grounds, figuring out why scale-free networks are so ubiquitous in Nature is one of the most challenging aspects of modern network theory.

Both doses of busulfan (30 or 40 mg/Kg/BW) tested at 35°C induced further and a more general germ cell apoptosis (Figure 4D H) and a progressive GSI decrease, which reached its lowest value 10 days after injection (Figure 4B,C).

First, we consider more general case shown in Figure 6.

Since Stepanov-like pseudo almost automorphy is more general than almost automorphy (see Figure 1), this paper is an extension of their results.

Moreover, the results of GO annotation required a user-imposed, arbitrary clustering of the processes into more general terms, as demonstrated in Figure 3. Specific target genes were selected from the list of genes that were differentially expressed to a significant degree for further studies to infer biological function.

BI-D1870 also induced senescence in MCF-7/casp3 breast carcinoma cells, indicating a more general response to this compound (Supplementary Figure S1).