Apparently, Proteny discovers informative clusters that tightly describe the syntenic genes.
Several demobilized Rwandan soldiers, speaking in hushed tones in Kigali, Rwanda's tightly controlled capital, described a systematic effort by Rwanda's government-run demobilization commission to send hundreds if not thousands of fighters to the rebel front lines.
In physiological ecology, it is well known that life-history traits are not independent but instead are tightly linked as described through rules of metabolic organisation.
Clark has often been described as tightly wound.
So tightly did Kemal Ataturk (described by Mr Kinzer as "the greatest proto-European in Turkish history") seal his new republic that it has been in danger of suffocation almost ever since.
When news broke before the Games that a senior figure at UK Athletics had described the tightly honed Ennis-Hill as "fat", there was national outrage, prompting a sustained focus on female body image, sexism, eating disorders and bullying in sport and launching Ennis-Hill as a figurehead for a growing female movement in sport.
The first strike was carried out on August 8th within 12 hours of the president's announcement, and involved the bombing of a mobile IS artillery piece near Erbil, capital of the autonomous Kurdish region in the country's north.Seeking to reassure a war-weary public, the president described two tightly defined missions that would trigger air attacks.
The electronic-flavored result was described as "tightly spun, highly melodic rock" by Rolling Stone.
Previously, we have described a tightly regulated expression switch using the FimE protein of the fim system of E. coli [20] which demonstrated the leak-less properties of this system and persistence of state after removal of recombinase input.
A late stationary-phase M bovis BCG culture was prepared by culturing exactly in the conditions described by tightly closing the lid of the rolling bottle, and incubating for 100 days before the assay.
