For the epileptic data, the EEG usually contains some specific bursts of large amplitude consisted of low frequency components, therefore, some notes with long duration would appear when the epileptic specific activity occurred (Audio S6), and that make it easy to identify and differentiate it from others.
These specific bursts were chosen because the RFLP analysis detected genotypic transitions near these time points [Additional file 1: Supplemental Figure S2].
Specific bursts of the evolving populations with genotypic diversity were cloned using the CloneJet™ PCR Cloning Kit (Fermentas, Maryland) and E. coli competent cells (Invitrogen, San Diego).
To send data to the battery-free device, a conventional Wi-Fi device sends a specific burst of packets that lets the receiving device know it should listen for a transmission.
According to the definitions, for a specific burst, B=[ y,x),(h,w ], where (y,x) is the location of the starting slot and (h,w) is the height-width pair, NOSCal(B) and MCSCal i,B) return h×w and min x ≤ p ≤ x + h - 1 R ( i, p ), respectively, and ThCal i,B) returns min(NOSCal(B ×MCSCal i,B),W i ).
Even inspiration itself is more complicated, as each specific burst could be a eupneic breath, a sigh, a gasp or unrelated to breathing.
However, if we stimulate the motif with a specific bursting signal (Fig. 8(c)), the system gives a non-zero response.
These differences warrant further investigation to determine if recombination, nucleotide divergence or a specific burst of amplification can explain this pattern.
Loss of RL/RTN neurons does not effect phase of most lumbar bursts but introduces a occasional Atoh1 LacZ/LacZ specific burst pattern (arrow in C and E, F ) with the cervical burst (green) followed by a pause then overlapping lumbar (magenta) and VII (dark blue) bursts.
Strikingly, the little brown bat has 11 functional RNase4 genes and three pseudogenes, generated by species-specific bursts of gene duplication.
According to the hypothesis, large lineage- or species-specific bursts of repetitive families [ 56, 74- 79] are consistent with their involvement in rapid diversification of subpopulations that could lead to speciation.
