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Neighboring genes were analyzed along each chromosome, and gene pairs having an E-value <= 1e-20 and separated by not more than one unmatched gene were classified as tandem duplicates.

Matched cases (94%, n=954) were more likely than unmatched cases (88%, n=207) to be in men.

Each particle responded to its corresponding splenocyte significantly more than the unmatched AuNV (double asterisk denotes p < 0.01).

But there is even more: an unmatched research and higher-education establishment.

We can achieve so much more, at unmatched scale with software and interactive learning.

"RIM continues to work closely with its more than one million government customers in North America who rely on the unmatched security of the BlackBerry platform," spokeswoman Tenille Kennedy said in an email.

Moreover, since many test tweets have more than one hashtag, for small values of p, some tags will necessarily go unmatched, even if they would be recalled for larger values of p. The maximum-recall ceiling reaches an asymptote near (p=6) since very few tweets in the test set have more than six hashtags to recall.

Since research has indicated that people at different stages use different techniques and hold different beliefs about a particular behaviour [ 37] stage-matched interventions are believed to be more effective than stage unmatched interventions.

Often a matched set will stack more compactly and more easily than assorted, unmatched containers.

To determine if participants reading messages matched to a preferred style of message argument respond more favorably than participants reading unmatched messages.

Naturally, we think waveform design based on MF is more manageable than that based on unmatched filter, since the former refers to one factor while the latter refers to two.