Distances based on allele size distribution (such as 2 and derived distances), taking a mutation model of microsatellites, the Stepwise Mutation Model, specifically into account, exhibit large variance and therefore should not be used to accurately infer phylogeny of closely related breeds.
According to a wonderfully ripe account Picasso "exhibited his secret dandy soul by wearing a Catalan faixa above his eyes to upstage those dressed in white tie".
The person or people behind the account quickly exhibited a linguistic dexterity in the short-message form, in a voice by turns bragging and menacing, with a tendency toward alliteration and mock epic language, rendering a violent world of mujahedeen versus crusaders, in 140 characters or less.
The account exhibits local paintings, sculptures and fashion, and is a must-follow for culture vultures.
Participants were able to easily recall and discuss the course of their child's illness, including detailed accounts of symptoms exhibited prior to diagnosis, regardless of the amount of elapsed time between disease onset and the interview.
By all accounts, the couple exhibited "genuine affection" for one another, and there is no evidence Phips was unfaithful during his long absences from home.
This streaming is not amorphous but is organized into a field of consciousness (see [ 61] for an accessible account) which exhibits a certain structure, involving temporality, intentionality, embodiment, and self-awareness.
The second example covered our sales pipeline, the exceptional close rate that our account executives have exhibited once they secure an in-person meeting, and the need to supply more leads at the top of the funnel.
Explaining development—as understood by many developmental biologists means to have an account of ontogeny exhibited by individual organisms belonging to a larger group (e.g., understanding the developmental principles that govern vertebrate or amphibian development).
The Financial Accounting Standards Board now sets accounting rules and has exhibited backbone.
