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We compare our results with those of our own Legendre-tau approximation and, where available, with numerical results extant in the literature.

Extended Results Extant Genomes Contain Aggregation-Prone Proteins and Stretches of Aggregation-Prone Amino Acids Are Evolutionarily Conserved We investigated how many proteins in S. cerevisiae.

For all simulations, the lineage and fitness class of each fixation was recorded and the resulting extant sequences were stored.

However, an obvious problem when population history is deduced from results with extant human material is that important information regarding population replacements and minor migration events is missed, if genetic information has been lost over long periods of time.

These comparisons demonstrate that the results of extant procedures lie below the RNAG frontier, indicating that, on average, RNAG provides a better trade-off between PPV and sensitivity.

The fact that x can be calculated from the a parameter provides a sanity test for the results of extant and future computer-simulation studies and crystal structure determinations using Rietveld analysis of powder XRD patterns.

In the remaining sections, we refer to these regions by their putative functional designations as a means to facilitate comparisons between our results, the extant neuroimaging literature, and the rich nonhuman primate oculomotor and reward literatures.

The determination of the values for α means that equation (1) can be used as a sanity test for the results of extant and future computer-simulation studies and crystal structure determinations for Ni- and Mg-based preparations where x has any value (including x = 0) and that have seemingly any type of trivalent cation.

Although the results of extant research on parental perceptions of the child born subsequent to perinatal loss are mixed, there is some indication that maternal perceptions of the child may differ from those of women without a history of perinatal loss.

As a result, many extant populations are considered endangered and only exist because they are actively managed [ 19].

The results suggest that extant SIS design methods provide only limited modeling support.