For this evaluation, I subsampled the simulated sequence dataset to approximate typical data from a genotype array experiment, by only retaining a fraction (10%) of sites with allele frequency >5%.
In parallel with the phosphoproteome studies, we retained a fraction of the peptides for total proteome analysis by MS following strong anion exchange chromatography (Wiśniewski et al., 2009), allowing us to place identified phosphoproteins in the context of the adipocyte proteome.
The Flexible OAK (Figure 5) is competitive in most cases and seems to be able to retain a higher fraction of the ligands in the more stringently defined applicability domains.
In the NEL strategy this wild vetiver grass is able to retain a large fraction of Na+ in the roots to alleviate the influence of Na+ on salt-sensitive leaves, whereas in both NAR and NER strategies plants may exclude or avoid Na+ from media around the roots.
However, mutations that occur within the protease may retain a sufficient fraction of the proteolytic activity that supports viral survival and renders the protease resistant to inhibitors.
However, the crosses also produced many nonfour spored asci, probably because the T Nt strains still retain a significant fraction of the ancestral non- 85 genetic background (N. crassa T or C4T4 a).
The genomes should be sufficiently close in order (1) to allow for unambiguous identification of orthologous genes; (2) to retain a considerable fraction of the gene order so that orthologous intergenic regions could be identified as regions between pairs of pairwise orthologous genes; and (3) to allow for alignment of orthologous intergenic regions.
Fetus and infants may be particularly vulnerable to the negative effects of high Mn concentrations due to the ability of Mn to cross the placenta and differences in Mn homeostatic mechanisms in young children, who absorb and retain a larger fraction of ingested Mn than adults.
Viola and Jones [11] proposed a highly efficient cascade-structured detector architecture where each stage is a boosting classifier that is trained to reject a moderate fraction of the remaining background examples, while retaining a large fraction of the target examples.
