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Things coding often describes (“coding ________”)
genes, regions, sequence, dna, scheme, theory, rnas, schemes, rna, approach, hypothesis, segments, technique, model, process, exons, method, sequences, strategy, portion, exon, information, technology, parts, neurons, techniques, transcripts, portions, elements, task, introns, mode, capacity, region, theorem, procedure, potential, function, pathway, rules, standard, html, theorems, domain, segment, sections, clusters, test, mechanism, mrna, messages, decoding, assignments, device, categories, format, orfs, message, items, instructions, subtest, equipment, lesions, packages, gene, sheets, prediction, plasmids, construction, nucleotides, fragment, weakness, locus, frames, criteria, mrnas, guidelines, conservation
How coding often is described (“________ coding”)
predictive, non, arithmetic, genetic, color, phonological, open, neural, based, temporal, adaptive, efficient, spatial, entropy, length, hard, actual, double, linear, colour, digital, visual, axial, variable, symbolic, convolutional, dual, audio, sensory, initial, direct, linguistic, perceptual, verbal, time, additional, multiple, hand, rate, generic, binary, semantic, manual, level, selective, scalable, lossless, automatic, differential, appropriate, line, numerical, detailed, proper, phonetic, complex, cultural, dummy, interframe, accurate, independent, hierarchical, correct, dimensional, optimal, speech, orthographic, extra, bit, random, coarse, content, redundant, neuronal, subband, fractal, systematic, orthogonal, superimposed, careful, joint
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