While in regions 10 21, the similar tendency imply that there are some universal properties on the phase-specific dinucleotides in P. aeruginosa genome that accounts for the high accuracy on other genomes as shown in Supplementary Table S4, which needs further experimental validations.
Our setters also have a tendency to imply that we are all one big happy family.
The chief danger is that the Democrats have a tendency to imply that everyone can be covered with good benefit packages without inconveniencing anyone but the wealthy.
It is worth emphasizing that test results of both artificial and clinical pulse data using all methods exhibit overall performance tendencies which imply that the two metrics for evaluation mutually validate the feasibility.
The difference between the normalized function values for Π = R c and Π = δ(x) is smaller for Case I than Case II, which implies that the tendency for the liquid film to rupture is higher for Case I.
Instead, the fact that only juvenile chimpanzees show liana-scratch, and then apparently give it up when they become adult, implies that a tendency to imitate rather than discovery of an affordance is the basis of the phenomenon.
The fact that very specific categories are enriched implies that the tendency of genes to be isolated or not in the genome has a clear functional value.
This distinction is fundamental to his famous claim that people's xing is bad, discussed below; this implies that the tendencies that people acquire spontaneously tend to lead to bad behavior, but does not imply that human nature as a whole as bad.
Graduates' tendency to leave clinical practice also implies that there will be a shortage of TCM professionals in the future as new blood fails to replace the aging cohort of TCM practitioners, in which over 35% are 60 years or above [ 16].
In addition, the tendency of chromosomal abnormalities to occur simultaneously implies that the deriving aneuploidies can be of any type.
