The availability of full genomic sequences for numerous animal species has confirmed the nearly ubiquitous representation of Brachyury and other Tbx genes throughout different phyla.
Despite intrageneric variation in abundance and diversity, analysis of PII contiguous sequences throughout the genus revealed the ubiquitous representation of motifs (RGD, KGD and VGD) involved in binding to the αIIbβ3, αvβ3 and α5β1integrins implicated in platelet aggregation inhibition [ 33, 34].
By considering searches for years represented in Arabic numerals, an almost ubiquitous written representation, we can evaluate worldwide interest in years in the future (such as "2013") and years in the past (such as "2011").
They have by now become ubiquitous in the representation theory of infinite-dimensional Lie algebras.
In the process, we will introduce various geometric constructions ubiquitous in modern representation theory, like symplectic reduction and affine Grassmannian.
XML is becoming the ubiquitous choice for data representation in a machine-readable format and for data exchange.
Death, particularly related to religious representation, is ubiquitous in Mexico.
Iconic representations are ubiquitous; they fill children's cartoons, add humor to newspapers, and bring emotional tone to online communication.
From photographs and computer-generated images to diagrams, charts, and graphs; from scale models to abstract theories, representations are ubiquitous in, and central to, science.
Treisman's proposed solution exploits the fact that spatial representations are ubiquitous, and the idea that there is only one thing to be seen in any one place at any one time.
Although the normalized heatmap representation emphasizes the ubiquitous elevation of the C>T mutation rate at Xp CpG trinucleotides, the absolute number of these mutations is relatively modest because of the general depletion of Xp CpGs from the human genome due to the activity of the same, or a similar, mutational process in the germline over evolutionary time.
