Because DiNuP is designed to capture the most significant read distribution changes, it should strike a balance between the detection of different types of nucleosome positioning changes at a certain FDR cutoff.
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The most significant changes in size distribution were attributed to an increase in benzene concentration in the initial fuel.
Friction angle between wall and the backfill soil has the most significant effect on the distribution of normal stress along the depth of the backfill.
Master soil horizon was the most significant predictor of the distribution of cations within the soil profile with substantial separation between A horizon samples and B and C horizon samples.
Canonical Correspondence Analysis showed that lake depth, light penetration, total phosphorus (TP), pH and dissolved organic carbon (DOC) were the most significant variables affecting diatom distribution in Faroese lakes (p < 0.06).
The most significant effect of spatial distribution of enzymes is a decrease in flux for most of the terminal glycans and the emergence of non-terminal glycans (Fig. 10A,B respectively).
The H4-R36 and H3-L61 residues appear to be particularly important in controlling Spt16 interactions with transcribed genes since specific amino acid substitutions at these location H4-R36A and H3-L61W cause the most significant defects in the distribution of Spt16 across transcribed genes.
Thus, we compare the mean normalized score of a given graph structure to the distribution of mean normalized scores for random graphs with the same number of edges and choose the graph structure with the most significant score given this distribution.
Chain flexibilities of the studied polyesters in the amorphous phase have been analyzed, and the intermolecular interactions are found to cause the most significant variations in the distributions of the adjacent chain dihedral angle pairs and in the related populations of the low-energy regions of the comonomers.
