To investigate the ability of the MSA programs to identify context-specific or locally conserved motifs, we typified each individual block in the reference alignments using a number of different features: block length, sequence similarity in the block, the frequency with which the block is observed in thealignment, and the percentage of the block found in a natively disordered region.
We can typify each Hermite simulation as follows: Accurate: The coordinates are accurate, up to at least two digits.
Today, we give examples of three very diverse schemes that typify what we mean by "radical" in this particular context of innovation.
"We're hard to typify as a store," she said, her words punctuated by the smacks and tumbles of a skater riding the ramp.
Based on genome-wide studies of epigenetic marks that typify active enhancers, we recently identified the compendium of distal regulatory elements that dictate transcriptional programs during myogenesis.
What we said: "Government Trash typifies DFA 1979's approach: pummelling riffs played with big, ugly guitars overloaded with distortion, thundering drums and brattish vocals," wrote Jon Dennis, in the Guardian.
"We have often typified this as a crisis on top of a crisis.
Finally, in Case IV, due to surface tension effects, some particles were not completely submerged in PDMS, and we observed divots typified by a depressed halo surrounding a black hole as shown in Fig. 7A.
It is a serious mistake to view Latin America - and this is what has happened so far - as just one of several partners in discussion on the other side of the world with which we maintain relations typified by programmes that are frequently ill-defined and not particularly innovative.
We all know they exist, but unlike the lippy black boys who apparently typify the entire state sector, we never hear about them.
