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Specific examples of these regional changes in copy number can also be observed in the representative context of chromosome 6, by comparing the data across the three genomes (Figure 4).

Furthermore, because of the significant structural and chemical differences in the environment in which the pIII and pVIII proteins are displayed, such pH dependence studies can provide additional insight into the interaction and assembly role of peptide motifs selected with pIII libraries within the more representative context of the pVIII environment.

However, the representative context of genes is hardly identified.

Household cockroach allergen exposure is characterized in a nationally representative context.

This survey agency employs an active panel recruitment process using multi-sourced recruitment methods to contact each layer of the population in nationally representative context.

As future work, we will investigate some ways of choosing the most representative contexts, as approaches involving measures of inconsistency or information, since the method presented in this paper concerns only about minimal or maximal contexts.

We do not know how representative this context is of other disciplines.

In this study, we focused on three representative developmental contexts, including human embryos [ 20, 21], the stem cell matrix (a transcriptome dataset of various human stem cell phenotypes [ 37]), and EB models [ 38, 39].

With this network at hand, we applied gene set enrichment analysis (GSEA) to perform expression-based inspections of the hORGNet and its two modules in different, yet representative developmental contexts, including human organogenesis, various human stem cell types, and a hESC-derived embryoid body (EB) model.

Mansbridge recommends that we evaluate descriptive representatives by contexts and certain functions.

The Ebro catchment (85,000 km2, Spain) is representative of this context.