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These methods also predicted some new genes, which were overlooked by the previous annotation methods.

Special efforts were made to include the corresponding non-cancerous tissues, samples of which were overlooked in all previous studies of HCC [ 14, 15].

In contrast, meta-analysis strategy facilitates detection of consistent and biologically important DEGs, which were overlooked in the original studies due to relatively low fold-change.

Nevertheless, comparative genomic analysis in this study has identified several major deletions and one insertion in C. hominis, which were overlooked in previous studies probably because of the fragmented nature of the published C. hominis genome.

We focused on detecting microRNA paralogs enriched in short duplication events (<1 kb) in the human genome, which were overlooked previously by studies on the role of segmental duplications (emerged recently, >1 kb and > 90% identity) to the origin and evolution of microRNA families [ 10- 17].

But there is garden design, horticultural research, conservation – a whole gamut of angles which are overlooked.

The town, which is overlooked by the Rocca (a 14th-century castle), was founded on an island formed by the Reno and Po rivers.

In 1805 the explorer Zebulon Pike arrived at the site, which was overlooked by Barn Bluff and was then a Sioux village.

De Gea's distribution is the other secret of his game which is overlooked in the rather unsophisticated way we view goalkeepers in Britain, Steele said.

"We have been here since the Roman times and there are many positive role models which are overlooked in the history taught at schools," he said.

It boasts a vast lobby with slate and terracotta tiled floors, which is overlooked by an atrium with a traditional hacienda-style facade.