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The conceptual difficulties with a definition of "plant domestication" and its overlapping with cultivation and adaptation have been discussed by Harlan (1992a) and Ladizinsky (1998).

These two modules share more than 80% of the genes, because of that we have decided to merge them into a single one with final number of 181 genes and its overlapping between meta-analysis and DS heart study can be seen in Fig. 1C.

There is something of Alice stepping through the looking-glass about this labyrinth of light and shadow, and its overlapping ground floor spaces in particular: it's like a solidified architectural pipe-dream, a poem composed of solids and voids, surfaces and shadows, that shouldn't scan – and yet do.

When hierarchical clustering was performed to produce the optimal number of clusters (K = 8) with the highest average JI, it was still unable to discriminate M2 and its overlapping clusters M5 and M6 which were all contained within its cluster 3 (Supplementary Table S10).

Filene traces the way changing notions of the "pure" and the slightly less exclusionary "authentic" -- always counterposed to a vaguely defined "commercial" -- inflected what folk music genres were disseminated and how they were performed, and the profound effect these ideas exerted on all of American pop music and its overlapping audiences.

While the former divides a B-spline surface into many patches with corresponding scanned data, the latter merges the scanned data and its overlapping B-spline surface patch.

Obesity in type 1 diabetes and its overlap with type 2 diabetes and insulin resistance are gaining interest.

However, given the existence of the LDP already in the health system, and its overlap in approaches and philosophy with CQI, the LDP was instead identified as the CQI-based intervention to be evaluated.

In the Additional file 3: Table S2 we report for each IRDM-CGI its localization, the set of cells in which it was found as IRDM and its overlap degree.

Furthermore, the multi-facetted nature of the construct and its overlap with measures of distress themselves have made it difficult to draw conclusions regarding the particular vulnerability mechanisms it indexes.

"By being a secular space, we allow youth to explore what their religion and its overlap with other parts of their identity means for them".