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Ensembl gene annotations identified protein-coding regions in the reference assembly, which were inferred to map to coding regions in giraffe and okapi, as well as revealing the transcription orientation and phase.
Analysis of published copy number profiles for 3,131 primary tumours26 and 947 cancer cell lines27 (total of 4,078 cases) revealed only four cases with apparent duplication of SNCAIP, all of which were inferred as Group 4 medulloblastomas (data not shown).
In particular for cores LEF 45, 47 and 50, a distinct decrease of the Sr/Fe ratio is observed in the upper part of subunit I and (in the case of core LEF 50) subunit II, which were inferred from the sedimentary findings and where mud layers are present.
There was a palace in the centre of the tel at a commanding location consisting of several warehouses which were inferred as indicative of economic activity during the Dilmun period.
Hence, this feature could be useful (as future work) when considering graphs which were inferred statistically (erroneous graphs) [85].
An orthologous protein found in D. melanogaster CG5814 [FlyBase: FBgn0015625] shared both functional annotations, which were inferred from sequence or structural similarity and physical interaction [39], respectively.
The Tethys-to-Pacific marine connection allowed for a strong westward-flowing current, which is inferred from faunal patterns.
Skills are based on a set of 18 skill categories, the presence or absence of which is inferred from biographical data in BoardEx.
A close packing arrangement of urease was obtained, especially in the mixed LB films, which was inferred with nanogravimetry and electrochemistry measurements.
This suggests that the relict landscape is younger than the tilting of the range, which is inferred to have taken place between 18 and 16 Ma.
Moreover, human activities could be also responsible for the development of steppe-like plant communities, which are inferred after the finding of feather grass (Stipa sp).
