The results show that our method successfully reveals many subtype-specific regions in the identified maps of biological contexts, which well represent biological functions that can be connected to specific subtypes.
We were left with 12 remaining disease susceptibilities that we considered of equal interest but beyond the scope of the current study; therefore, we included eight diseases, which well represent the diversity of androgen function and disease class phenotypes described in Table S1.
k is a first-order rate kinetic constant, which well represents the photocatalytic activity.
To hierarchically layout the simplified ISN, we use yFiles Hierarchical Layout algorithm in Cytoscape 2.8.2, which well represents main direction or 'flow' in a directed network.
After these exclusions, the study cohort comprised 40, 708 men which well represents the whole Swedish male population aged 45 79 years in terms of age, educational level, and prevalence of overweight (Norman et al, 2002).
Contrast (CON) is a typical gray level co-occurrence matrix (GLC M texture feature, which can well represent the cracking degree of dried soil surface and is highly related with the salt content of soda-saline soils.
The size of the modules, their separation by "linkers" consisting of 4 6 amino acids, and the conservation of differences between modules across the proteins suggests a likely functional significance of the modules, which may well represent independently folded domains.
For example, several subspecies have been described for T. striolatus [ 21], which may well represent distinct evolutionary lineages such as described here.
For example, particularly for inexperienced individuals, resistance training implies information processing to recall exercise names, machine settings, principles of progression, and the muscle groups to be used, 30 which may well represent a cognitive stimulus.
(2124) We are interested in the concentrations of the chemicals bound to proteins (which may well represent the receptors); therefore, eq 25 must be multiplied by the term BPβ, as expressed in eq 4 in section.
First, they calculated the rate at which mammals, which are well represented in the fossil record, died off in the past 65 million years, finding an average extinction rate of less than two species per million years.
