The most highly expressed signature genes in HPIs were interferon-induced including IFIT3, CXCL10, IIGP1, and IGTP, consistent with the prominence of these genes in functional and network analyses.
On the other hand, within these contextual components (field, tenor and mode) there is a systemic variation in the relative prominence of different options, which causes a functional variation in the language, i.e. register.
Eglob is a measure of functional integration and represents the average inverse shortest path length, thus, functionally it reflects the relative prominence of direct connections between regions without intervening nodes.
Here, we have shown that, as the level of functional Tfap2a transcripts are decreased, presumably below a certain threshold, there are changes in Fgf signaling, prominence growth and facial shape that are associated with orofacial clefting.
It was a sort of functional synchronization.
Make note of functional setups.
Functional neuroimaging studies have largely established the prominence of amygdala during emotion processing and prefrontal areas such as anterior cingulate cortex (ACC) during attentional modulation.
In spite of the prominence of the coiled coil as an important motif in the myosin superfamily, structural and functional details of these coiled coils are severely lacking, due to the general absence of crystal structures.
The transient prominence of the fetal and infant mNr discussed above might have provided the organism with a functional rubrospinal projection.
In functional terms, the motivational qualities of music may be less important than the prominence of its beat and the degree to which participants are able to synchronise their movements to its tempo.
