In sum, misregulation of members of the Polycomb and TrxG families, and of proteins that either interact with them or have an effect on their occupancy at chromatin, usually leads to a cancer phenotype.
In this context holism is to be understood as the view that human social groupings are greater than the sum of their members, that such groupings are 'organic' entities in their own right, that they act on their human members and shape their destinies, and that they are subject to their own independent laws of development.
"Still and Still Moving," by the troupe's associate artistic director, Amy Miller, looks at how a community is more than the sum of its members.
The UN, the sum of its members, is supposed to be impartial, but some now argue that it should openly take sides in a dispute.
If the sum of the members of an important set is important, then Lewis's dismissal appears hasty.
Like Herder and Möser, he taught that each nation is an organic whole, a unique individual, which cannot be reduced down to the mere sum of its members.
Again, defenders of Lewis may stand this line of reasoning on its head and conclude that the sum of the members of an important set is not always important.
Using co-opetition strategy, if ( means calculating the sum of all members in, i.e.,.), the lower and upper bounds of achievable PSNR are set at dB and, respectively, and and dB otherwise.
There are many cases for which the sources are disjoint in other domains, rather than the time-domain, or when they can be represented as sum of the members of a dictionary which can consist for example of wavelets or wavelet packets.
