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Network analyses revealed that in patients with dysthymic disorder, the vertices were more sparsely connected and adopted a more hub-like architecture, and the connections from neighboring vertices of interleukin 2 and eotaxin-1 increased.

In the outdoor environment, the large distance between UTs and BSs results in higher channel attenuations, creating a more sparsely connected network, which implies that network synchronization is to be carried out over multiple hops.

The network of ports is thus more sparsely connected than the network of cities, due to the spatial scattering of many port nodes being in fact associated to the same urban gateway.

One possible explanation is that the inclusion of divergent family members from other species leads to more sparsely connected clusters that need less stringent parameters for correct resolution.

It is clear that the HPFIN and HSN structures therefore both have densely connected kernels that rapidly become more sparsely connected towards their peripheries (Table  1).

Theoretical results show that the selection for robust gene networks will form minimal complexes even more sparsely connected [ 64], thus a fundamental design constraint could shape the evolution of gene network complexity.

While we found some evidence that highly connected proteins evolve more slowly than sparsely connected proteins, (i) the negative correlation between rate and expression level is more pronounced, (ii) in S. cerevisiae and C. elegans connectivity turns out to be a worse statistical predictor of the evolutionary rate than expression.

Within the same module, glycans are easily convertible to other glycans along densely connected pathways, whereas the conversion of glycans between different modules, which are only sparsely connected, is more difficult.

Although we utilized very noisy and inconsistent data of protein interactions and putative orthologs, we see that high connectivity and high clustering on average harbor significantly more evolutionary relevant information that sparsely connected and clustered areas.

We report that pyramidal neurons form a sparsely connected (6.7% connectivity) network with an overrepresentation of bidirectional connections.

Typically, crime networks carry trade-offs between efficiency and security that reflects in the architecture of a criminal network – a sparsely connected network is more secure, but less efficient [41].