The last ones, preserving a contrastingly higher relative amount of genes devoted to the synthesis of essential amino acids.
In those circumstances, heroic self-sacrifice to preserve a band of relatives might make evolutionary sense, since an individual's genes could still be passed on collaterally, through surviving members of the band.
If miscalibration in Perry et al. applies equally to all populations sampled, qPCR could still faithfully preserve a genuine difference in relative copy number estimates between high- and low-starch populations in spite of its inaccuracy.
This offers one explanation of how a rotational movement can preserve an interface without relative translation.
Although the intensity levels were not preserved, the relative abundances of transcripts were maintained, giving rise to a relatively high correlation factor (0.84).
Despite various efforts by later thinkers to fuse the problems of kalām with those of philosophy (and mysticism), theology preserved its relative independence from philosophy and other nonreligious sciences.
This normalization preserved the relative amplitudes of the blue, green and red emission bands.
Therefore, we quantile transform these cross-platform samples to preserved their relative gene abundances (or gene order) and compute hgu133plus2-like expression values based on a hgu133plus2 reference distribution.
This preserved the relative differences in correlations between eccentricity bins within each matrix, but removed large magnitude differences between matrices.
A key aspect of CaptureSeq is that the integrity of the transcriptome in the 'deep field' is preserved: the relative proportions of transcripts sampled with CaptureSeq are shown to be equivalent to the relative proportions in conventional RNA-Seq.
