Digging his hole deeper, he now claims that the phrase "recent abuses" refers not to the pro-independence protests at universities but to unrelated instances of hate speech.
Numerous unrelated instances of recent whole genome duplication exist in nature, presenting many independent origins of autopolyploid species (formed by doubling of the ancestral genome) and allopolyploid species (formed by hybridization of closely related genomes, followed by doubling).
A resulting search of Mr. Pellicano's office by federal agents looking for evidence in that case turned up not only the illegal weapons but also, the authorities say, evidence of unrelated instances of illicit wiretapping: the transcripts of phone conversations involving various Hollywood figures.
We hypothesized that, if these tumors were truly biclonal and dependent upon a cooperative interaction between the two subclones, then the cells might be able to reestablish a similarly interdependent relationship with an unrelated population of cells for instance, one derived from a completely separate animal.
They can stop people from rushing into a classroom and taking it over to talk about an unrelated issue, for instance.
instance---a fresh instance of class class.
Participants were reminded more often of prior proverbs that shared the same meaning than prior unrelated instances.
He also admitted an unrelated charge of theft.
Chipotle told The Independent it believes the Boston illnesses are unrelated to the E. coli cases and are an instance of norovirus, a form of viral gastroenteritis.
Exceptions to the pattern, for instance, failure to find orthologous sequences in the same location, or discovery of an unrelated sequence in a homoeologous position, are powerful indicators of evolutionary mechanisms.
The rampage, a rare instance of gun violence in China, follows five seemingly unrelated knife and hammer attacks at schools that left 17 people dead and have deeply unnerved Chinese society.
