One concurrent finding of these studies was the paraphyletic status of the genus, as T. duboisi represents a distinct unit, which is not in a sister group relationship to the remaining species of the genus Tropheus.
RESULTS: Two thirds of CAHs that provide intensive care do so in a distinct unit.
Red Hat will now join IBM's Hybrid Cloud team as a distinct unit.
In response to this problem, the BSO has developed the "behavioral support transition unit" -- a distinct unit that offers specialized support to clients for a brief, or even extended period of time.
B 15, 253 261], provided the parent sampling design involves a constant number of distinct units in every sample to be chosen.
The strikingly different impact of the AIDA subscales on differentiating between the school and conflict samples implies that it is appropriate to treat the subscales as distinct units in an experimental fashion.
The number of rows of this array is fixed and equals to the number of distinct units in the system.
The main island contains twelve units, while the island-municipalities of Vieques and Culebra make up two distinct units in themselves.
based on the vector η = (α1α2,⋯,α n ), where α i, for 1 ≤ i ≤ n, are distinct units in the unitary local ring Open image in new window such that 1−α j, for 1 ≤ j ≤ l, are units.
We reduce each map to its modular structure, which is the sequence of distinct units in the map.
Another explanation invokes the failure to include incipient species as distinct units in our data, excluding in such way from the analyses recent cladogenetic events [ 70, 71].
