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As a consequence, Signal specifications are relational and not functional like Lustre: they do not describe a single behavior, but several possible ones, which differ in the clocks.

In general, each geographical cluster contained one or two abundant sequence types and several closely connected rare ones, which differ from the abundant ones by one or two nonsynonymous substitutions at maximum (Fig. 3).

Despite the abovementioned rules which may influence treatment outcomes in specific ways, it is still possible to compare treatment effect between the current TDC-procedure with that of other procedures, even ones which differ considerably, i.e. a traditional Routine Outcome Monitoring or a traditional Randomized Controlled Trial.

Our approach is an intelligent one which differs from statistical approaches that are sometimes used in the field.

As shown in Figure 1, the PFGE patterns were identical for all the eleven S. Enteritidis isolates except one, which differed by only one band.

At the first follow-up, mouth cancer was the only one which differed by intervention status, with intervention respondents having higher awareness (92 vs 85%; P<0.01).

Pseudomonas produce Vitamin B12 by the aerobic pathway, whereas Propionibacteria use the anaerobic one, which differs from the first in that the cobalt ion is inserted much earlier, at the precorrin-2 intermediate.

This trend was observed, to some extent, for samples BEW, BRE and PUE, but not for the BRH one which differed from the others by the dominance of only three clusters in the H0 cDNA pool which encompassed 90% of the sequenced reads (Supplementary Fig. S5).

The solutions are mainly single drugs which differ one from the other in terms of side effect on the human network.

Multi-assay biomarker discovery relies on integrative regression approaches, which differ from one another in the use of data of different types to construct the predictor [ 96, 97], and on network analysis approaches, which have so far included correlation- and mutual information-based networks [ 98], Bayesian and graphical models [ 99].

Illumina arrays, such as the ImmunoChip, have two fluorescent probes which differ on one base and allow discrimination of biallelic SNPs.