Rules III, VII, and VIII: Like MIPS functional similarity, the smaller frequency of the shared GO functional term indicates the higher reliability of protein interactions.
We develop the transfer matrix method for periodically driven systems to analyze the conductance of a large system with small frequency of light, where coherent photon absorptions play an important role to determine not only the average but also the shape of conductance distributions.
Note that a significantly smaller frequency of opposite trend existed for most protein candidates, reflecting molecular heterogeneity of breast cancers.
At the beginning of the workflow nurses have a smaller frequency of tasks and more idle time but during the course of the workflow this frequency increases, resulting in very short idle times compared to others.
We next examine the effect of a smaller frequency of multiple infections, where M is drawn from a distribution based on a model of viral dynamics (Methods) and that is similar to the observations of Josefsson et al. [43].
As compared to the findings of Ballard et al. [17], who used gaze shifts rather than locomotion, we find a much smaller frequency of the 'just-in-time' sub-strategy W-M-R-M-W.
The positive message is that the "non-responder" group is relatively small (frequency of CT/TT genotypes in the population is only 12%) and in 88% of the population exercise exerts a highly beneficial and protective effect on risk of CVD.
The small frequency of ORs between 1 and 1.1 suggests that many existing studies are not large enough to discover ORs in that range, and there are likely many more SNPs with ORs in that range that remain to be discovered.
However, Marisavljević and colleagues showed a small frequency of cases with abnormal karyotypes (12,5%) [ 11].
In contrast, previous studies report a small frequency of TI stemming from sports [ 7, 10, 13].
