This equation provides the dynamical rule for updating the gene configurations from one instant to the next, provided the status of the variables m, c, v is known.
We next provide the example as well as its numerical results.
We next provided the paper's figure 2 and associated narrative.
The next sections provide more details about high-level classification.
The next sections provide some details on the MNB component encoder family's cardinality and on the selection criteria.
The next examples provide problems that admit infinitely many solutions for which those other results cannot be applied.
However, in this section and the next, we provide evidence that such correlations are important in the designed sequences.
The results presented in the next section provide support for this interpretation.
The next sections provide clues how the larger transcriptomic heterogeneity of this module may arise.
The next chapters provide an overview on causal interactions and causal inference in randomised and nonrandomised studies.
