The small replicating molecule is called a DNA vector (carrier).
In contrast, small replicate samples of skeleton can be collected from a colony, allowing representation of intra-colony metal variation with minimal damage to the organism.
The feature of small replicates and large gene numbers, e.g., about 6,000 in yeast and 23,000 in Arabidopsis, in microarray data usually results in poor estimation of gene-specific variances.
It revealed an excellent recall rate for true positives and the lowest rate for false positives even for the small replicate number of three arrays per group.
We found that WAD was the best for some datasets which contain large (> 10) replicates (e.g., Datasets 5, 7, and 26) while FC and RP tended to perform the best on datasets with relatively small replicates (e.g., Datasets 34 and 10, whose numbers of replicates in one class were smaller than 6) [see Additional file 1].
Tom Edmonds, the museum's executive director, said the small shop replicated the real shop from the 19th century of E. & C. Bennett Practical Horse Shoers.
This cosmic juxtaposition of adult and child, of large and small, is replicated in our vision of the toys themselves: in close-up (to use a metaphor drawn from old-fashioned spatial reality) they are big, substantial heroes, battling resourcefully with complex and considerable foes.
Until recently, the genetic origins of AD have been characterized by a single robust major locus (FLG) and a multitude of small, poorly replicated effects.
As our sample size was relatively small we replicated the analysis in a larger cohort of 2,224 African Americans and 1,840 European Americans, but no discernible trend across genotypes was observed for the relationship with cannabis usage.
Only three of the smaller studies replicated the original finding, the authors report today in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
