For example, other functional categories with redundant genes showed different trends in attributes relative to the background, as noted above for the isoeletric point attribute for kinases.
In Europe, Nissan has just introduced, to mixed reviews, the N-Form dash, which also centralizes many functions and, bucking a trend toward building redundant switches into such systems, eliminates buttons on the steering wheel.
The cache systems allows for a freakishly vast amount of character, vehicle and weapon customization and the Crackdown-esque collectables decorating Steelport's rooftops eschew the recent trend of adding redundant filler and instead are used to upgrade the game's comic book-esque super-moves.
No correction procedure for multiple testing has been used because we did not base our conclusions on a sharp interpretation of the significance level of each correlation, but on the general trend emerging from redundant correlations, as already mentioned.
PUBLIC libraries will be redundant by 2020 on current trends, according to a new report by Tim Coates for Libri, a charity that worries about such things.
One caveat of this attention-switching account is that such a theory predicts a positive association between tracking error and resilience for the redundant targets, whereas our data trended in the opposite direction.
In general, the redundant kinases show the typical trends of redundant genes from other categories, with high correlation over a broad set of experiments.
Within each superfamily, different families showed different trends: For example, Athila and Maximus/SIRE LTR-RTs were more redundant in wild than in cultivated genotypes, while the opposite trend was found for Chromovirus and AleII LTR-RTs.
While younger learners benefited from a non-redundant condition, older learners exhibited an opposite trend.
While some of the results are obvious ("app" clocks in at number 8 – kind of redundant, don't you think?), there are still some interesting trends to be discovered in list.
