Thus, red noise results in more unique sets of conditions than white noise, and this is visible in the variance among runs in load.
In sum, since many biomarker studies in schizophrenia have sampled chronic patients who are typically stable, studies incorporating more dynamic sampling strategies could provide a more insight and possibly a unique set of markers to pursue.
Young genes or young parts of more ancient genes are a unique set to examine because we can see both the putative successes and apparent failures of natural selection, before the latter are erased by mutations.
Firstly because the region has the highest burden of the three diseases [ 9], meaning SSA PRs are more likely to face a unique set of challenges, and secondly, because the region receives the largest share of money from the Global Fund [ 10], giving policy a strong incentive to understanding how their effectiveness can be maximized.
Our data suggests that this is caused by the human proteome sequence set containing more unique long coiled-coil proteins without homologs in other species (see Table 3), as well as more redundant sequences in clusters (e.g. comparing counts of human versus mouse sequences in clusters listed in additional file 5, Table S17).
By the post-class reception where we socialized with the winemakers and tasted more unique wines in a splendid setting, I was eager to visit this progressive stunning place.
More formally let: W be the unique set of words in.
Finally, one more unique and powerful feature of this set of instructional modules is that it can be used in a broad range of curricular settings.
To customize a drum set and make it more unique, you can add elements that aren't included in this arrangement.
But there's an even more unique and spectacular option that even the Hollywood set hasn't yet exhausted -- color diamonds in their natural, rough form.
