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The phylogenetic analysis was based on 7 full-length gene sequences derived from whole genome sequence datasets, including tefA, tubB and perA which were previously used for a corresponding study of fescue-derived endophytes [ 30].

Dr. Paulina Kernberg's statements ("Making a Case for Staying Together," Feb. 4) are made without reference to any corresponding study of children whose miserably married parents stay together.

To begin characterizing the roles of REST and CoREST in modulating neuronal subtype specific gene networks, we compared the profiles of REST and CoREST target genes from all neuronal subtypes to those from a corresponding study we performed in a subset of immature neural and macroglial cell types (Figure 2).

A corresponding study was performed using three different types of ecstasy tablets.

A corresponding study also published on Wednesday found samples of house dust -- filled with chemical flame retardants including PBDEs, chlorinated tris and Firemaster 550 -- originating from couches, as well as treated carpets, computers and TVs.

The corresponding study of the regularity of a solution for any given initial datum has been carried out in [17].

Wang, X., Li, S., Yan, C., Liu, P. & Ding, J. Fabrication of RGD micro/nanopattern and corresponding study of stem cell differentiation.

The study of the physics of proteins is much younger than the corresponding study of glasses and thus glasses and supercooled liquids can provide suggestions of what to look for in proteins.

We tested one site for perception of touch, while several sites were tested in the corresponding study of the foot [ 29].

However, the corresponding studies of concrete gravity dams are limited.

In 2013, a team of psychologists at the University of Utah published a paper noting that, while there is extensive academic literature on the indoctrination, rehabilitation, and post-conflict trauma of child soldiers abroad, there are few corresponding studies of American children drawn into gang violence.