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Furthermore, Figure  1C shows that entropy for positions with deleterious mutations is shifted from the average entropy across neighboring residues towards negative direction, indicating a higher conservation (zsEntropy21, F = 0.49).

Figures 5, 6, 7 suggest that some structures have smaller 3-D similarity search averages and greater standard deviations, yielding mode values that are shifted from the overall average values.

The spotlight shifted from the Dow Jones Industrial Average to the Nasdaq Composite Index Monday amid a flurry of mostly positive news from the tech sector.

The ratio of P. falciparum to P. vivax cases shifted from an average of 2 1 in the 1990s to 3 1 in the 2000s, although these changes were not uniform across the study provinces.

This increase was significantly more important when the status shifted from DrI average to cH average than when it shifted to HsD average (the differences being 4.70 and 4.28 cells/mms/mm per month, respectively).

Table  2 shows clearly that the probability of undetectable viral load increased when the status shifted from DrI average adherence to HsD average adhrence (OR = 2.88; 95% CI: 1.52 5.45) or to cH average adherence (OR = 2.91; 95% CI: 1.74 4.86).

(b) Same as (a) but for instruments 2 and 3. (c) Deviation of measured time shifts from the average linear month-long trend for the 1 2 clock pair.

As already stated, a demographic shift from the average is not necessarily a problem as representative data is not essential in order to capture a public debate and to identify central actors within this debate.

Since the mid-1930's forereef colonies have shifted from exhibiting the fastest to the slowest average annual skeletal extension while values for backreef and nearshore S. siderea colonies have remained relatively consistent over this interval (Fig. 3).

Since the early 1900s, forereef S. siderea colonies have shifted from exhibiting the fastest to the slowest average annual skeletal extension, while values for backreef and nearshore colonies have remained relatively constant.

He argues that the Democratic Party has shifted its commitment from the average American to the corporate, cultural, and intellectual elite, allowing economic inequality to grow largely unchecked.