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Figure 2 suggests a small diverging trend from 1998 to 2001; the individual FE:s do not control for the differences in the pre-existing trend.

As the selection of taxa can bias the identification of domains, we began by comparing a small set of deeply diverged taxa in order to avoid over-weighting lineage-specific protein features; we compared human MSX1 with the only known Msx proteins from a cephalochordate, a tunicate, an echinoderm, a polychaete worm, and a coral.

One further limitation of tractography studies in general is that diffusion MRI data are rarely acquired at resolutions higher than 2 mm isotropic; this low spatial resolution is a considerable limitation when reconstructing pathways that converge onto a small structure and subsequently diverge towards a wider area of the brain.

The main group of Transvaal Ndebele traces its ancestry to Musi, or Msi, who, with his followers, diverged from a small group of Nguni people migrating down the southeastern coast of Africa and eventually settled in the Transvaal at the site of modern Pretoria.

Most meteors will seem to diverge from a small area inside the star pattern famously known as the Sickle of Leo.

Although without bootstrap support, Monoblepharidomycetes, a small class of zoosporic fungi, diverged from the basal node in Fungi.

However, and importantly, all these studies consider only a single reference genotype, and the taxa in question (fruit flies, roundworms, yeast, plants) constitute a small sample of highly evolutionarily diverged taxa.

A small number of grass species diverged prior to the split of the most recent common ancestor of the maize sorghum and rice brachypodium lineages (Grass Phylogeny Working Group 2001), and these lineages may hold more examples of reciprocal gene losses.

After duplication, gene pairs rapidly diverge, and only a small fraction of ancient gene pairs do not show expression divergence [ 12].

But his donations to Harvard, Yale, the University of Chicago, Duke, Emory, Oxford and Cambridge support a small group of scholars with widely diverging views, men and women united only in their brilliance as students of Christianity.

Third, the converging or diverging beams suffer a small additional spherical aberration upon passage through infinity-corrected objectives.