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A more widely sampled set of training data incorporating increased diversity in projectile and target materials would likely improve the network internal weighting for material properties and avoid accidental identification of biases in the training exemplars.

In future studies, we could examine the effects of gene expression and the involvement of specific genes and gene families on intron content in orthologous loci across a more widely sampled group of taxa, in order to further clarify these findings.

This gives fickle car fans the ability to more widely sample Cadillac's lineup, instead of having to stick to just one vehicle.

The menacing, cinematic "Enemies" sounds like it was peeled away from a more traditional song, and illustrates why the Delfonics have been widely sampled in hip-hop.

This pattern also is seen in a more widely-sampled analyses including CDKs from a number of organisms with incompletely sequenced genomes, including Dictyostelium discoideum that has a canonical RNAP II CTD, and Leishmania major, Cryptosporidium parvum and Entamoeba histolytica, which all lack a CTD (see additional file 1).

It has been widely sampled, with different covers and sounds.

By studying a tertiary obstetric hospital in the second largest city in Turkey, with patients drawn from both the immediate surroundings and more widely, the sample is more likely to reflect the characteristics of the Turkish population.

Therefore, some genes would seem to be more widely spread in the sampled Campylobacter phage meta-genome than others.

We sampled more widely in the oral cavity in order to demonstrate that oral cavity is the likely source of bacteria for root canal infections.

The results showed that 3 of the 10 antigenic peptides may be immunodominant because the antibodies against them existed more widely among the samples and their antibody titers were higher than those of other peptides.

This is something that could be explored in further studies when the measure is used more widely with clinic samples.