For example, recombination appeared to be male-biased for a few chromosomes despite the presence of a genome-wide tendency for greater recombination in females.
To assess whether there was a clear genome-wide tendency for coordinated expression evolution, we therefore used a permutation approach using total number of significant tests at a given window size (2, 5, 10, and 20) as a test statistic to assess the null hypothesis that there are no more gene clusters where expression is co-evolving than we would expect at random [ 12].
The outliers with large or small FR values indicate the genome-wide tendencies for high or low co-occurrence of sequence motifs, respectively.
Despite the genome-wide tendency of reduced CBI in the intron-exon boundary regions [ 20], various patterns among different genes and exons can arise at least partly by different machineries used for splicing regulation (reviewed in [ 37- 39]).
A promising avenue for future research would thus be to further investigate the role of those key appliances as potential markers of wider tendencies in energy consumption and useful for designing segmentation strategies.
Throughout this iteration process, codon scores are adjusted for the genome-wide tendencies, so the iteration algorithm identifies those genes that most exemplify the broad trend revealed when the initial parameterization set was compared to the whole genome set.
Genome-wide localization studies showed a tendency for redistribution of Gcn5 during KCl stress adaptation in S. cerevisiae from short genes to the transcribed regions of long genes.
Part of the wider difficulty lies in the inherent tendency for professions to establish their autonomy through forms of language that are transparent only to fellow professionals.
Compared to the standard mode, in which the front section between the two first apertures is field-free, this gives a wider angular collection and a lower tendency for electron losses in collisions with gas molecules within the analyzer.
In his dictum, "The essence of formal negation is to invest the contrary with the character of the contradictory", Bosanquet (1888) encapsulates the widespread tendency for formal contradictory (wide-scope) negation to be semantically or pragmatically strengthened to a contrary.
