We created a functional gene network by exploiting co-expression observations through a guilt-by-association assumption.
In conclusion, the results presented show how large collections of gene expression data following drug treatment could be exploited through a guilt-by-association approach with the aim of identifying drug repositioning opportunities.
I have absolutely no guilt.' I think as a gay man you navigate your way through any guilt and shame, and the last thing you're going to do is feel guilty about looking at a cheesy website".
The play's importance, however, is that it fills a gap in our knowledge - India seen not through sentimental or guilt-ridden colonial eyes, but as it really is: a nation torn between rapid advance and ethical conservatism.
But what Slinger brings out is Richard's secession of power to Bolingbroke through a mixture of guilt, grief and frivolity.
Ms. Temlock, who wrote "Your Child's Divorce: What to Expect... What You Can Do," published last year, said she went through a stage of "guilt and self-flagellation" during the break-up of her son's marriage.
In a four-volume response, Mr. Gill countered that Mr. Stancik had built a case through guilt by association.
If we are to accuse a man through guilt by association, exactly what Palin did, we would now have to consider Obama's suspicious ties to Timothy Geithner, Larry Summers, Hillary Clinton, Eric Holder, James Jones and Robert Gates.
He takes us on a journey through anger, guilt, anxiety, grief, joy, love – and underlines just how far science can now go in its explanations before we have to call in those other kinds of explorers of the inner life, the poets and the philosophers.
When we read that "the hybridity seemed irreconcilable for so many years until I understood the American habit of maintaining a reductive naïveté through compartmentalized guilt," we want to send in a search party to find the human being trapped under all the big words.
