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He thrived, these insiders say, because board members and executives were enamored with or fearful of Mr. Martins, a pattern shared by many nonprofit organizations run by powerful figures.

The SITVIT2 database contains to date more than 73.000 spoligopatterns for clinical isolates, with more than 3.000 spoligotype international types (SITs; a pattern shared by two or more patient isolates).

The overexpression of the WT FBXO7 isoform 1 in HEK 293T cells resulted in a mostly nuclear staining, a pattern shared by the R378G mutant (Figure 4B and Figure 4C).

In this database, a Spoligotype International Type (SIT) designates a pattern shared by 2 or more patient isolates, whereas "orphan" represents a pattern reported for a single isolate.

Critical questions for the future include determining the causes and mechanisms for the observed down-regulation of mitochondrial and ETC genes during aging - a pattern shared by Drosophila and mammalian tissues [ 6, 9].

Further detailed morphological or morphometric analyses could now be conducted to test if a pattern shared by several related rodent families (such as for example the hystricomorph condition of Pedetidae, Anomaluridae and Dipodidae) might be considered as real homology or if this pattern is only reflecting morphological grades (adaptation) without any phylogenetic meaning.

Multiple phylogenetic markers, in fact multiple genes, were therefore used to propose a well resolved TOL, either by the concatenation of markers, by averaging their phylogenetic signal, or by a corroboration of their individual phylogenetic signals in congruence analyses that sought a hierarchical pattern shared by most of these genes [ 2, 4, 5].

Alternatively, Gypsy elements are found in all species in the Asteraceae, but there is a clear increase in the abundance of several Gypsy families at the base of Heliantheae, producing a phylogenetic pattern shared by all members of this tribe.

Some of us age faster or more slowly than others, says Horvath. (Last week, he published a study in the journal Aging that identified an epigenetic pattern shared by 5% of the population that ages at a distinctly faster-than-usual rate).

In this database, spoligotype international type (SIT and MIRUU international type (MIT) designate an identical pattern shared by two or more patient isolates by spoligotyping and MIRU-VNTRs, respectively, whereas "orphan" designates a pattern reported for a single isolate that does not correspond to any of the patterns recorded in the database repository.

In this database, Spoligotype International Type (SIT) designates an identical pattern shared by two or more patient isolates, whereas "orphan" designates patterns reported for a single isolate that does not correspond to any of the strains recorded in the database repository.