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The redundancy corresponds to the probability that a newly sequenced cDNA was previously obtained.

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Similarly, the statistical redundancy between TFs corresponds with the recently established notion of a transcription factor hierarchy, whereby the binding of a pioneer TF initiates a sequence of cooperative binding events that results in chromatin remodelling and/or RNAP-II recruitment [ 57].

The most trivial and expensive solution is achieved when both banks are a full copy or a mirror of the original memory as in [11], which corresponds to redundancy.

(The transmission of corresponds to redundancy for and at the same time. From the point of view of, the transmission of contains interference from. By using the observations from, the decoder at the destination can at most cancel the interference from in the transmission from.) Hence the spectral efficiency is upper bounded as (11).

This corresponds to a redundancy of 85% (number of ESTs assembled in clusters/total number of ESTs), which is very high compared to the redundancy obtained in other fungal EST libraries such as Phytophtora parasitica (49.5%, [ 16]), Botrytis cinerea (67%, [ 15]) or Ustilago maydis (72.3%, [ 14]).

Thus, to construct a full diversity STECC we need binary -tuples, that correspond to the information sequences and binary -tuples that correspond to the redundancy sequences.

The authors concluded that the remaining redundancy after repeat masking might correspond to novel repetitive or duplicated sequences.

Whether the duplicated NAC genes correspond to genetic redundancy or have evolved divergent functions remains to be further functionally characterized.

dThe number of redundancies in an overdetermined model corresponds to flux measurements in excess of the degrees of freedom of the system (see Methods).

Whether the duplicated CAD genes correspond to genetic redundancy or have evolved divergent functions, they must be involved in important processes in the plant to be retained in these two very different eudicot species.

This procedure is analogous to the calculation of the standard error from the standard deviation, where the number of samples corresponds to the sample redundancy.

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