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The preferred transfer of pHSG299 (Table 2) may suggest the presence of specific sequence(s) that promotes cell-to-cell transformation by binding of such DNA-associating molecule(s).

Upon detection, the original pair-wise matrices were examined to determine the sequence(s) that might be responsible for the elevated values (Figure S15) which were then compared statistically with non-elevated values from the same lineage (Table 1).

Unfortunately, thresholds such as those present in expressions like p/ L >= 0.08, 14%, 25%, q < 7, d/ L ≥ 10, depend very much on the parameters L, r, d and on the sequence s that is processed.

For this comparison, we used only protein sequences from C. tarsalis that had at least 100 AA of alignment by the blastp tool to a C. quinquefasciatus protein, and excluded from this set possible alleles or closely related gene duplications by removing the smaller sequence(s) that had 80% or more similarity to another one within the set.

In other words, given two permutations π and π T, any perfect sequence of reversals s that sorts π into π T has an equivalent perfect sorting sequence s' that sorts π T into π : s' = inv(s).

The aim of the heuristic is to obtain an RNA sequence S that is comprised of n nucleotides.

Once the gene(s) or sequence variant(s) that is causally responsible for a quantitatively inherited phenotype has been conclusively demonstrated, the database will also serve as a repository for that information so that it can be leveraged by the next generation of users in their efforts to associate genotypic and phenotypic variation.

It also contains the sequencing platform(s) that each assembler is capable of handling.

To determine whether the dominant sequences were more prevalent than would be expected by chance, we calculated the proportion of all sequences in each season represented by the dominant sequence(s) for that season and divided that proportion by the expected proportion if all sequences were equally prevalent (found by taking 1 over the total number of distinct sequences in that season).

For the purposes of this study, a nominal allele variant sequence is defined as any allele sequence that differs from the previously-documented sequence(s) for that particular allele, whereas a novel allele sequence refers to the sequence detected for an allele that has no previously published sequence data with which to compare.

If a major group (e.g. Ehrhartoideae) is represented by only one species (e.g. rice), then DNA sequence(s) from that species will contain many mutations relative to all other species in the study.