However, since ChIP products are special subsets of the whole genome, extensive optimization of TTAS is required for its future application on ultralow cell number ChIP products.
Affected individuals showed variable magnetic resonance imaging findings; however, relative to healthy controls, the group as a whole showed extensive thinning of frontal, temporal and parietal cortices, subcortical grey matter atrophy including thalamus and cerebellum and involvement of long intrahemispheric, commissural and corticospinal tracts.
By contrast, the city as a whole has some extensive parks, with more open space overall than Paris.
If this is the case, does the information as a whole show the extensive shaping of sexual choice by natural selection acting differently on men and on women?
The main reason we gather data in this way is that collecting whole industry involves extensive work and the probability of error is greater.
Constructed wetlands have an higher evapotranspiration rate in comparison with ponds or lagoons but they also have the shortest hydraulic retention time (HRT) amongst the whole group of extensive treatment techniques.
Once estimated, I show how the liability estimates can then be used to search for likely functional non-synonymous deleterious variants that influence addictive behavior by exploiting the extensive whole genome sequence information that we have for this study.
The sensor methodology is based on extended gate design of electrical double layer (EDL) field effect transistor (FET), that can directly detect BNP in whole blood, without extensive sample pre-treatments, thereby eliminating the limitations of charge screening in high ionic strength solutions.
Increased functional diversity results from extensive whole gene duplication in some cases, creating gene families, whereas in other cases it evolves through alternative splicing.
We recognize that the community as a whole has performed extensive research on developing bioinformatic solutions for predicting the functional importance of certain classes of variants such as non-synonymous SNPs.
