The show, presented at the Smithsonian's Renwick Gallery with "contributions from American citizens, corporations, and government agencies, is a collage of photographs and artifacts representative of American life.
Two representative images, without artifacts, from each tumor were quantified by counting the number of nuclei at 400× magnification.
Market economies and representative governments looked like artifacts of the nineteenth century.
The Red Cross has kept a "representative sample" of its artifacts, including nurses' uniforms and paintings by Wyeth and Rockwell, said Susan R. Watson, the Red Cross's archivist.
Alternative assemblies of this variable region produced catenated, tandem repeats with multiple copies of the conserved elements that are likely assembly artifacts not representative of an actual molecule [see Additional file 1].
These artifacts should be representative of a time the group agrees that civilization flourished in the region.
Various approaches exist on how to combine the impact of various sources of degradation into one representative value for all the artifacts under consideration.
Museums traditionally exhibit artifacts that are representative of these changes comfortably couched within a particular moment in time that's already passed.
Analyses of simulated and real EEG data demonstrated that the proposed approach can be effectively used to establish task compliance, remove various types of artifacts, and perform representative visualizations and statistical comparisons of ERPs.
2278 (41%) of the 5531 antisense PACs in the M. truncatula database could be attributed to convergent transcription; as suggested by Sherstnev et al. [ 6], their assignment as antisense transcripts are probably computational artifacts and not representative of transcripts that might function as antisense RNAs.
