We analyzed trees made up uniquely of orthologs (complexity 0), and trees containing only orthologs and in-paralogs (complexity 1).
We estimated position-specific substitution matrices (w t ) from uniquely mapping reads and a 'noise' read model from unmappable reads, which made up 46.2% of the data.
An average of 20.1 million reads from each library paired-end sequencing were uniquely aligned to the reference sample, and overall made up ca. 75.6% of the total reads (Table 1) used in the bioinformatics analysis.
The crime hinges on intention, and there are often no witnesses, which makes it uniquely difficult to adjudicate in any legal system, let alone one made up of college administrators.
As more Americans crave artisanal alternatives to Miller and Budweiser, the craft brewing industry — made up of independent brewers specializing in smaller batches of uniquely flavored beer — has exploded around the country over the past few years.
Like the layering arrangement of IDU and AIDS, the middle bar in Figure 2c is mostly made up of the 'shared' stigma of CS and AIDS and a small level of stigma that is uniquely associated with CS (19%).
KB: We make anything from small wallets upwards and we do wash bags, make-up bags, a whole range of bags, all quite uniquely made.
While it typically comes in packs of four rather than six, O'Hara's Irish Red makes up for this with its uniquely sweet, malty caramel flavor and its history as a leader of Ireland's microbreweries.
Neither human, nor monkey, nor dog or even cat, but rather a bizarre chimera of all four, the EyePet is as cute as it is vaguely unsettling; fortunately it makes up for that by being uniquely interactive.
Whether the UK, can, uniquely, allow its manufacturing potential to fall in the hope that services, many of which are not internationally tradeable, will make up the deficit, must be highly improbable.
