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These relationships have been investigated and nicely established for some interesting problems in the case of neural networks used for processing vectors and sequences, but only a few studies have dealt with loading problems involving graphical inputs.

A differentiating genus was Veillonella, representing 14% of the esophagus sequences but only 0.4% of the throat reads.

Similarly, the bimorphic 3' EST accounts for 41% of the total sequences but only contributes 15% of the total sequence copies.

Among them, 14 are situated within coding sequences but only 7 result in amino acids substitutions, i.e. R7C, S144F, S183I, T260P, I406T, D580E, F789L (Fig. 1A).

This was particularly evident for the Arctic sample, which had 462 unique sequences, but only 13 clusters at 92% similarity (Figures S1 and S2).

There were 19 polymorphic nucleotide positions in the alignment of iguanine UA exon 3 sequences, but only five of these variable sites contributed to nonsynonymous differences between one or more species (Figure 5).

The puzzle is fantastically ingenious because Yoshigahara has found two arithmetical rules that fit the same numbers for five steps in the sequence, but only one of which fails for the final step, and then only by 1. Can You Solve My Problems?

A total of 504 clones were sequenced but only 439 clones gave legible sequence results, allowing OTU assignment and identification.

At each time step, an optimization model that covers a finite time horizon produces a control action sequence, but only the first action is put into effect.

For example, selection must have been much stronger on the herring and smelt sequences than on the sea raven sequence, but only up until the point at which the two smelts diverged.

Several studies have shown that very often functional properties of a protein are not necessarily determined by the whole sequence but only by some of its sub-sequences [1].