These simplified models were based on the hypothesis that a distinct selection regime could affect the mtDNA lineage of species adapted to arctic or boreal conditions: arctic lineages versus the rest, and arctic lineage and L. americanus (hereafter named arctic/boreal group) versus the rest.
For example, if two solutions with similar RM with meager difference between them can have different weighted diameters due to distinct selection of path.
However, the distinct selection of strains for the two studies still fails to fully explain the scale of discrepancies reported by Snyder and Saunders.
The mortality data, however, should be interpreted with caution due to a small number of cases and as the difference could reflect the distinct selection procedures of the study populations, leading to divergent risk profiles as shown by differences in the risk factor levels and the calculated Framingham 10-year CVD-probability.
They reconstructed multiple images from distinct selections out of a set of computed tomography (CT) projections.
The use of a distinct approach, the selection of the model that minimized Akaike's information criterion (AIC), yielded the same results.
Changes in allele proportions could be due to immigration of individuals from a genetically distinct population, selection of individuals carrying genetic variants which influenced their survival, or bias due to low sample size after epizooty.
Sequence and evolutionary analyses reveal significant differences in the evolutionary signatures of Rhox 2,3 and 4 paralogues indicative of distinct selection pressures.
In this case, the distinct selection will require the equalization of the number of relays selected in each layer.
Studies indicate that the prevalence of lipodystrophy in patients with HIV infection on ART ranges from 11%to83%3%. 14 Nevertheless, these findings are derived from different definitions of lipodystrophy, as well as distinct selection criteria and follow-up of the study population.
