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In addition, across both groups, a pattern of faster response times for threat than neutral trials was observed following worry induction, as confirmed here, but speeded responses did not follow a positive mood induction.

Upon closer examination, we observed a pattern of faster divergence for linked genes along an entire paralog cluster for both the HoxA and HoxD gene clusters in paddlefish.

This study suggests that a pattern of faster evolution in reproductive proteins may apply to external as well as internal fertilizers.

In conclusion, the present results suggest that the appropriate use of omega-3 PUFA-enriched lipid emulsions in PN regimens given to Chinese surgical ICU patients may induce a pattern of faster recovery and subsequent hospitalization cost reduction, as already expected in European settings.

Continuous delivery of nutrients through the portal vein might yield a different metabolic response compared to a pattern of fasting and feeding cycles.

"Not necessarily drinking more over all, but a pattern of drinking — fasting before drinking, rapid consumption of shots of strong liquor — designed to achieve rapid intoxication".

The rate of evolution (d N /d S ) differed significantly among the expression groups (Kruskal Wallis test, P < 0.001 in all cases) and there was a general pattern of faster evolution for genes with a higher degree of male-biased expression but not for genes with a higher degree of female-biased expression (supplementary table 7, Supplementary Material online).

During the four years of decomposition in the field, a clear pattern of faster mass loss was observed in red birch litter compared to dragon spruce needle.

When the genes were placed into categories according to their type and degree of sex-biased expression, a general pattern of faster evolution for highly male-biased genes was evident (fig. 1).

Second, we observed a consistent pattern of faster divergence in linked genes along entire paralog clusters in both the HoxA and HoxD gene clusters in paddlefish suggesting independent processes of molecular evolution between first-order Hox ohnologs.

Overall, there seems to be a similar pattern of faster protein sequence evolution in every nonrecombining region of the genome, with the exception of the X chromosome, which also shows different patterns from the autosomes with respect to codon usage bias and KS in recombining regions (Singh et al. 2005b, 2008; Vicoso et al. 2008).