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When looking at the distributions in Figure 9 of the per-AID results, it is interesting to see, for a single conformer per compound anyway, that the per-AID average similarity distribution of NN pairs (primarily corresponding to the reputed "active/active" compound space) overlaps extensively with those of the NI pairs (essentially the reputed "active/inactive" compound space).

Our criteria are generally similar to previous studies that used IHC as a surrogate for gene expression profiling [ 17, 18, 20], though primarily corresponding to those used by Bhargava et al. [ 20].

On this Pt thin film without any thermal treatment primarily reflexes corresponding to YSZ (1 0 0) and Pt (1 1 1) orientation could be observed.

Antibody is distributed in focal high-intensity regions corresponding primarily to stromal regions of the tumor.

A sink from the hepatic cholesterol pool (arrow 3) corresponding primarily to bile formation completes the mass balance.

With these assignments, k2 remains the sole force-independent rate, corresponding primarily to biochemical, and not mechanical, events.

Drilling down, we observe that the improvement primarily stems from corresponding improvement of recall and to a lesser extent precision (see Supplementary Figs. 1 and S2).

The sequence analysis confirmed the expression of 79 known miRNA families in elongating fiber cells and identified 257 novel miRNAs, primarily derived from corresponding specific loci in the Gossypium raimondii Ulbr.

In spite of the extensive DNA demethylation occurring in preimplantation embryonic cells, there are sequences, corresponding primarily, but not exclusively, to parentally imprinted genes that escape global demethylation [ 37, 38].

Using the same methodology for hippocampal mapping in a sample of patients with bipolar disorder, we previously found that unmedicated bipolar patients showed localized deficits in the right hippocampus, in regions corresponding primarily to the CA1 subfields, as compared with both normal controls and lithium-treated bipolar patients (Bearden et al., 2008).

Our research indicated that an enzyme gene with a stronger selective constraint in synonymous sites would mainly regulate corresponding reaction flux through altering the concentration of the protein, whereas those with a more relaxed selective constraint would primarily affect corresponding reaction flux by changing kinetic properties of the enzyme.