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The advantage of this approach is that more generalized sequence-independent characteristics can be extracted from the sequence derived structural and physicochemical properties of the multiple samples that share common functional or interaction profiles irrespective of sequence similarity.
Expression level dominance is a more generalized phenomenon (without a sequence-specific trigger) and it was found in the diploid F1-hybrid and natural Gossypium allopolyploids in previous microarray-based and RNA-seq studies [ 18, 19, 27].
If a generalized sequence arises more than u times in D, i.e., | p s| ≥ u, with more forward occurrences than backward ones, we define it as a sequential pattern p. The definition of sequential pattern is relaxed or generalized by allowing searching window and even allowing backward lookup.
There are 310 pairs of binding sites with exact sequence coverage such that the sequences can be represented using more generalized patterns.
SK-N-FI was the only cell line generating tumors with more generalized NESP55 immunoreactivity.
The simplest is POA (Partial-Order Alignment); a similar but more generalized method is implemented in the packages SAM (Sequence Alignment and Modeling System).
Second, a partial automata that accepts these sequences is aggregated; Then, the automata are labeled using a specific heuristic based on the network characteristic; Last, a more generalized and minimal automata is generated by the equivalent state merging algorithm.
High degree (>89%) of HOXC11 amino acid sequence conservation across the species indicates more generalized and mandatory biological roles of this protein in higher eukaryotes.
The more anxious the companies feel about profits, the more generalized the generalized anxiety disorders get.
Sometimes the message from the red carpet is more generalized.
The ensuing paintings slowly became more joyful, and the representation of the house became more generalized".
