This allows nearly every resonance to be uniquely resolved at a spectrometer frequency of 800 MHz.
Resolution is the potential to uniquely resolve two markers at a distance equal or larger than this value.
The four immediate early genes that can be uniquely resolved (ICP0, ICP4, ICP27 UL54, and ICP22 US1) were not significantly affected.
This proves the existence of the desired quartet a b| c d. Therefore, each internal edge of T uniquely resolve a quartet.
Where the two adjacent genes on either side of a Drosophila melanogaster serpin could be uniquely resolved to orthologues in other species, the intervening sequence was examined for putative serpin genes.
While a small proportion of these biomarkers were identified in all three sample types (n = 14/179, 8%%), the majority were uniquely resolved in only one of the three cellular systems (n = 108/179, 60%%), highlighting the value of the multi-faceted approach (Fig. 1).
A sequence of D. ludoviciana obtained from Genbank, that was the basis for a recent rejection of the "semicristata" hypothesis [ 49], was uniquely resolved as sister to a clade containing sequences of D. carthusiana, D. clintoniana, D. cristata, and D. muenchii, as found by Juslen et al. [ 49].
The mathematical problems concerning the boundary conditions at the top, bottom and inlet are resolved uniquely by this generalized entropy condition.
It was formerly only modeled as a conductive spot in the upper crust, but we see now that this elongated structure reaches much deeper and may even be electrically connected to the slab, although this cannot be resolved uniquely.
E.g., the T-cell regulator GATA3 and the B-cell master regulator PAX5 were both bivalent in HSPCs; they became uniquely expressed and resolved to monovalently active in T and B-cells, respectively.
