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Kontsevich conjectured that the wrapped Fukaya category of a Weinstein manifold should be computable as the global sections of some cosheaf of categories over its Lagrangian skeleton.

It is this "logicism", i.e., the primacy of categories over being, which leads Hegel to postulate the idealist conception of the "subject-object" which is needed to explain the identity of logical categories and ontological determinations.

In brief, TANGO calculates the statistical significance of GO categories' over-representation within a given set of genes by computing the upper tail of the hypergeometric distribution.

The diversity of ontology categories over-represented at 34 dpi between trypanotolerant N'Dama and trypanosusceptible Boran, would support the hypothesis that the mechanisms underlying the phenomenon of trypanotolerance may be varied and multifaceted [ 11, 18].

Thus, there was no evidence of a stronger (or faster) attentional selection of category over exemplar non-human targets at the neural level, despite faster detection at the behavioural level.

Many of the GO categories over-represented in F56-specific sequences are involved in inositol homeostasis.

We then grouped, using a phylogenetic rationale whenever possible, all sub-haplogroups with frequencies lower than 1.5%, thus allowing a reduction of the overall number of categories from over 39 to 19.

The goal of the analysis was, for each question, to summarize the range of responses and to suggest the importance of some categories over others based on frequency of mention.

However, reported accidents are in a different category than excessive speed or near misses, and parents of St. Finbar students report there have been plenty of problems in both of those categories over the years.

In contrast to the previous study on Chardonnay [ 86], there were massive changes in the transcript abundance in hundreds of GO categories over this narrow window of ripening.

Multiple-resolution analysis reveals that about half of the total change is attributable to spatial reallocation of the categories over distances less than 2.3 km.