In genomics, transcriptomics, population genetics, and metagenomics, these are widespread fundamental tasks solved by different computational methodologies (Table 2), though based on similar strategies (Fig. 2), mainly ab initio approaches or similarity-based ones.
Sure there were problems and controversies, but that didn't diminish a widespread fundamental respect for the pursuit of knowledge.
In the 35 years since the "Gang of Four" departed from Labour, the Tory party has stayed together against the weight of even more widespread and fundamental disagreements on relationships with Europe.
Ultradian rhythms, rhythms with a period of less than 24 hours, are a widespread and fundamental aspect of life.
Together, these findings reveal a widespread and fundamental link in eukaryotes between adjacent gene placement and gene co-regulation.
As such, non-cell autonomous neuroprotection, as shown in these studies, has widespread and fundamental implications for human-based drug discovery and screening of novel neuroprotective agents.
Translational repression is a widespread and fundamental activity of miRNAs in both animals and plants (Fabian et al, 2010; Meister, 2013).
Non-cell-autonomous neuroprotection, as shown in our study, has widespread and fundamental implications for human-based drug discovery and screening of novel neuroprotective agents.
In any case, the incidence of diversifying selection found here shows that it is a widespread and fundamental process in the evolution of B. graminis CSEPs as also demonstrated in other plant pathogenic plant pathogens [ 20, 21].
While the interventions adopted at university and organizational levels can overcome certain obstacles in this regard, it is only through effective, widespread and fundamental changes in the situation of KT that positive results can be produced at the national level.
Physiological responses in stressful situations, e.g., encounters of prey with predators, are evolutionarily conserved and represent a widespread and fundamental mechanism for ecosystem functioning in animal systems [ 40, 50].
