When 0 < B pan < 1, the pan-genome should be considered open because it is an <span class="lh">unrestrained function over the number of genomes.
Adams acknowledged that his collection, which eventually numbered more than 3,500 volumes, was a bit unrestrained.
More profoundly, he attempted to analyze the fundamental ideas animating the movement and, fastening on the Revolutionary concepts of "the rights of man" and popular sovereignty, emphasized the dangers of democracy in the abstract and the mere rule of numbers when unrestrained and unguided by the responsible leadership of a hereditary aristocracy.
"The impact of this unrestrained violence is that a large number of prisoners have to be transferred to other prisons that are already stretched with their own problems and staffing issues".
The chapter presents the results of tests on a number of loaded horizontally unrestrained small-scale slabs at elevated temperatures to investigate the influence of thermal curvature on the failure mechanisms of rectangular slabs.
Though 20percentt of children involved in fatal crashes across the U.S. were unrestrained or improperly restrained, that also number varied between states ― from just two percent in New Hampshire to 38percentt in Mississippi.
Cyclicity is usually explained by increasing numbers of young, susceptible, unrestrained dogs in a population with low vaccine coverage.
Watt et al. (2009) found that restraints on 14-year-old radiata pine trees to limit wind sway reduced the number of resin pockets, compared with unrestrained control trees on the Canterbury Plains in New Zealand.
Moreover, endometriosis is considered as a benign condition and it does not result in a catabolic state like a malignancy, whereas it shares common characteristics of ovarian cancer such as tissue invasion, unrestrained growth, angiogenesis and a decrease in the number of cells undergoing apoptosis.
The unrestrained EGFR signalling contributes to malignant phenotype in a number of cancers including Malignant Mesotheliomas.
