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The distribution of bone material and skeletal part representation indicative of limited winnowing (Table 1) indicate that the fossils of H. naledi must have found their way into the chamber via a difficult route that precluded any other large vertebrates from finding a way in.

Furthermore, both the HOMO and LUMO in cyclic aminal 6 was influenced by aminal cis isomerism, such that the calculated HOMO representation for aminal 6 is indicative of a σ type interaction between the nonbonding molecular orbitals of the nitrogen atoms, which is favored by the eclipsed conformation as a result of cis isomerism (Figure 4). Figure 5 Atom labeling for compound 6.

The over representation of metabolic genes may be indicative of the high energy requirements of the cancerous cell.

This variability in outcome may be indicative of a true representation of young people post-AIS who present at specialist clinics.

Nevertheless, the overall structure of the assembly with regard to number of genes, isoform frequency, length of transcripts and level of homology with existing EST libraries and annotation patterns identified among the transcripts is all very supportive and indicative of a strong representation of the biology.

Altruism as a motivator could be indicative of an over-representation of relatively healthy and highly educated people in the research setting.

This provides strong evidence that the high conservation index values indicated are robust and not simply indicative of low sequence divergence or poor taxonomic representation.

Taken together, the pan-cancer DMPs seem indicative of a more complex representation of the risk factors or disease biology.

Furthermore the paucity of both proliferation and B-cell gene expression is indicative of a relatively low representation of neoplastic B cells.

Under-representation of repressive histone marks could be indicative of epigenetic plasticity in stem cells [7].

Depending on the nature of the data sets, we expect (Figure 5) an over-representation of certain cluster sizes which are indicative of coordinated responses that cannot be solely explained by random events.