The analysis of co-expression of mRNA-mRNA pairs, mRNA-protein pairs and protein-protein pairs shows that the distribution of simultaneous co-expression values is prone to positive values.
Using carbonyl-reactive amines and hydrazides, we demonstrated that proteins with higher p I values were prone to electrolytic reduction in the presence of high salts, resulting in formation of carbonyl functional groups.
We tend to think of innocence as a moral absolute, but it operates most often as a kind of currency, and like all currencies its value is prone to fluctuations.
Due to the decline of the wild populations of the Asian honeybee, this honey generally attains much higher market value, being prone to adulteration.
As a consequence, the strategy of judging the biological relevance of a single transcript solely based on its fold-change or significant p-value is prone to be hampered by random effects.
Reliance on only the significance metric reported by an ab initio method (for example, the DREME E-value) is prone to bias since the overall scale of the metric can vary widely depending, in a non-trivial manner, on variables like the input set sizes, sequence lengths and (di nucleotide composition.
Ambiguous uncertainty can also appear when innovations incorporate values that are prone to conflict, such as privacy and access (Noorman et al., 2017.; van den Hoven, 2013) or environmental qualities and economic competitiveness (Owen et al., 2012).
Note that small values of J are prone to larger errors (by percent) when the primary contribution to error is from noise in the NMR spectra.
Certainly, absolute values of ScO2 are prone to technical influences [ 24], including sensor location, scattering, and changing path length of the detected light beam [ 15].
Higher R values are more prone to shift in the absolute zero of the background level.
