In contrast, the GIDEON phenotypes do not achieve such a high resolution, and for this reason GIDEON taxonomic annotation is established at the level where the phenotype is consistent in all descendants of the phylogenetic tree (generally the species level).
This study uses the COGs database and the GIDEON database by linking the proteins found in organisms (COGs) to the organism's expressed phenotype (GIDEON) Using this approach, we are able to identify phenotype-COG association pairs and verify these findings in the literature.
'The Evolution of Cooperation' deserves to replace the Gideon Bible".
And the Gideon case has become a cornerstone of American jurisprudence.
About the time the Gideon case was decided, we began to hear about the imperial presidency.
Lawyers themselves bear some of the responsibility for the failures since the Gideon decision.
He has quoted Scripture and alluded to the Gideon Bible as favorite late-night reading.
The Gideon case, which established the right to appointed counsel for indigent defendants in state court, concerned a felony.
The Gideon Bible is joined by a copy, in English and Japanese, of "The Teaching of Buddha.
One hopes that Strauss has carried them with him, perched perhaps alongside the Gideon in his hotel room.
Poor people charged with serious crimes have been entitled to legal assistance since the Gideon v. Wainwright decision in 1963.
