Data from developing countries were sparse on fraction of NoV-associated diarrhea episodes in the outpatient setting.
‡Developing countries' incidence based on UNICEF 2003 population estimates of 552,742,000 children <5 y of age in industrialized (www.unicef.org/sowc05/english/Industrializedregional.html) §Data from developing countries were sparse on fraction of norovirus-associated diarrhea episodes in the outpatient setting.
Subcellular fractionation of rat forebrain showed TRIM3 to be particularly abundant in the light membrane fraction (P3), and sparse in the cytosol (S3) (Figure 2C).
Rather, our data provide support for the idea that the representation switches from sparse (i.e. a small fraction of granule cells active) to dense (a large fraction of granule cells active), with the information conveyed by modulations in spike rates, which does not rule out that there may be timing codes embedded in the dense activity (as suggested by the phase-specificity).
These spurious alignments occur for sparse networks at sufficiently low fractions of link matches and low numbers of nodes with sequence similarity.
Since the reads are relatively short compared to the length of the haplotype sequence, matrix R is sparse, i.e., a large fraction of its entries are −.
Data describing regulatory networks are sparse and typically only a small fraction of the true interactions is known.
Protein interaction networks are generally sparse; therefore, we expect a small fraction of real interactions among all possible protein pairs in fission yeast.
Many existing network models assume that the network is sparse, that is, only a small fraction of all possible interareal connections actually exist (Watts and Strogatz 1998; Sporns and Zwi 2004; Honey et al. 2007; Hagmann et al. 2008).
Note that the final column is very close to the preceding column and that often a substantial fraction of TFBSs are in "sparse regions".
