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Although bidirectional promoters are orthologous between humans and mice, they exhibit sparse conservation signals in multi-species alignments.

Berkowitz (2002) further pointed out that even a well-connected fracture network can exhibit sparse preferential flow paths if the distribution of fracture conductivities is sufficiently broad.

We expect each column of Q to exhibit sparse nature across the rows, indicating the expectation that there are small number of moving pixels in the scene.

As expected, many CGIs exhibit sparse levels of DNA methylation in all five methylomes.

Although leader cells exhibit sparse and weak laminin 1 and ZO-1 signals, we describe the leader cells as 'mesenchyme', so that morphological differences between leader cells and rear cells (epithelial) can be clearly highlighted.

For example, Cluster II can be subdivided into those CGIs that exhibit sparse methylation in sperm but relatively heavy (yet considerably variable) methylation in somatic cells (sub-cluster IIa), and those exhibiting sparse methylation in sperm and highly variable (ranging between hyper- and hypo-) methylation in somatic cells (sub-cluster IIb) (Fig. 2B).

Induction towards osteogenic differentiation resulted in prominent Ca2+ precipitate formation in the MBA-15 sh-p53 cells compared to their controls, which exhibited sparse precipitate formation (Fig. 3C).

The 4 resistant ExPEC isolates exhibited sparse VF profiles when compared with the susceptible ExPEC isolates.

Punctate labelling was evident, but more dispersed, in the stratum oriens, whereas the radiatum exhibited sparse labelling.

Another prominent quinolone, 2-nonyl-4-quinolone (NHQ, MH+ at m/ z 272.2), exhibits sparse localizations in the MALDI images of both biofilms, and appears to colocalize with HHQ in the microscopic aggregates.

No, they exhibit social avoidance.