The work used Latent Semantic Analysis (LSA) to consider the shared occurrence of terms.
The close relationship between Rehmannia and Orobanchaceae is supported by the shared occurrence of alveolated seeds.
The shared occurrence of PKG in these species is not surprising since these groups and stramenopiles reside on the same branch of the eukaryotic tree, with the ciliates and apicomplexans closer to the root and the diatoms closer to the tip [ 14, 26].
Twin studies indicate a predominant role of shared genes rather than a shared environment; the patterns of occurrence of breast cancer in families are consistent with a major polygenic component.
Equally, mismatch string kernel proposed by Leslie et al. [ 18– 20] measures sequence similarity counting the shared occurrences of subsequences in a lower computational cost.
In addition, Tn antigen is found as soluble antigen in serum of tumor patients, an observation that is also shared with the occurrence of 22-1-1 22-1-1 22-1-1en [ 4, 27].
Keeping this in mind the genome sequence of P. putida LS46 was compared with the genomes of nine other P. putida strains for general genome features, shared gene analysis, occurrence of insertion sequences, prophages, genomic islands and for metabolic diversity including PHAs production.
An installation of the GBIF Integrated Publishing Toolkit IPTT) (28 ), hosted at SiBBr, is used to share species occurrence data.
Fasta files of viral genome populations are given to a-smupfi.py with options −g −gf 0.01 −e −sc 242 −m 1-2 −s 4000 5499, which produced four text files containing the combinations of shared mutations and their frequency of occurrence between viral sequences observed in the data set.
The term reactive (sensitive) skin covers a broad spectrum of different conditions, sharing in common the occurrence of unwanted changes in response to external environmental factors including personal-care products.
