Accordingly, the distribution of parental biases at very low expression levels does not follow the bimodal shape of parental biases of genes expressed at higher levels.
Because of this, we hypothesize that the shape of p-bias distribution may have evolved to allow the core GRN of S. cerevisiae to be near the critical regime, consistent with the hypothesis that critical GRNs are naturally favored.
The generated current pulses obviously depend on the rise and fall times and the shape of the input bias U t), as was confirmed by the simulations.
Furthermore, the size and shape of the spatial bias determined both the autocorrelation amplitude and the period itself.
The results are shown in figure 3. A characteristic bimodal shape of the CpG bias distribution for all predicted transcripts as already shown in figure 1 is also illustrated against the other profiles.
They suggest that the bends observed at the Ala cluster sites contribute to the molecule's shape, as a sort of bias towards the actin filament.
In any case, the shape of the p-bias distribution, resembling a biased "beta-like" distribution with very high variance (hence forth referred to as "beta-like"), suggests that complex combinatorial functions are rare.
Of course, in childhood any social learning that may lead to the shaping of cognitive biases via verbal information usually takes place in an interpersonal context – the verbal information is spoken, for example by a parent or other adult.
The shape of the guard DC bias versus intensity curve can be attributed to poor lateral ion confinement at low DC bias voltages and ion losses to the RF electrodes at high guard DC bias due to excessive field penetration from the guards, pushing ions toward the RF electrodes.
Because the shape of the spectrum is biased toward the most mobile component, they were normalized for equal height of the central peak to allow qualitative comparison of the immobile component.
