Our principal finding that genomic word usage tightly constrains the spectrum of compositional variability between proteomes has further implications.
Considering the spectrum of baseline variability and treatment-related changes illustrated in Fig. 3, this point in the course of RT SUV analysis may support early response stratification of lesions into responding and not responding.
It isn't always easy to know where customers fall on the relevant spectrum of variability, and there isn't always sufficient demand within a given band of customers to sustain a business.
This study offered an interesting insight into the spectrum of fracture pattern variability.
The surprising ubiquity of these variations in population greatly increases the spectrum of potential genetic variability, both enhancing the complexity of 'normal' genome and highlighting these forms of genetic variation as potential disease mechanisms.
As such, they may represent a greater portion of the spectrum of genetic and epigenetic variability within a patient's tumors (Fig. 1).
This set represents the spectrum of phenotypic and genotypic variability observed in cultivated lettuce and includes 12 Batavia types, 11 butterhead types, 36 iceberg types, 1 Latin type, 25 leaf types, 2 oil types, 42 romaine types, and 3 stem types (Table 1).
These data indicate that a spectrum of variability exists among the response classes, with responders being the most variable, relapsers being intermediate, and nonresponders being the least variable.
Exons do have the advantages of more secure alignment via open reading frames, a broad spectrum of variability, and potential to link the frameworks of molecular evolution and phylogenetics [ 70].
The Taiwan tree δ18O-based SST reconstruction contains a rich spectrum of variability spanning interannual to centennial timescales (Fig. 4; Supplementary Figs 5 and 6), similar to other multi-century reconstructions of tropical Pacific SSTs14.
