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The codon-anticodon adaptation is long known [18] [23], and the pattern described above would have been nice but boring had there not been an interesting and singular exception to the general pattern of tRNA anticodon matching the most abundant codon.
The logical definition uses relations and follows the pattern described in previous work on the definition of phenotypes.
At the beginning of the next row, increase by one stitch and follow the pattern described above.
The second pattern was ME7-like and consistent with the pattern described for both UK-1 (Pattern 2, Figure 2C) and UK-2 following primary transmission into RIII mice.
The activation pattern of p38 and pERK strongly mimics the pattern described in rheumatoid arthritis [ 2].
Although lightly built, its vertebral laminae and fossae largely conform to the pattern described for Apatosaurus (see above).
Another striking feature of the L-type BSE cases was the immunolabelling in the cerebellum, with a very homogeneous involvement of both the molecular and granular layers, reminiscent of the pattern described for atypical scrapie in sheep.
The sequences of our two isolates and other sequences were clustered following the pattern described by Hunfeld et al. to identify the group of our isolates.
If nutrient uptake in plants is a foraging process, then this may not be surprising since Km is actually a combination of search and handling time, and the patterns described above for each of these are cancelled by confounding them within this parameter (i.e. Km = 1/ ah).
In general, the results of the multiple regressions shown in table 3 confirmed and strengthen the patterns described by the pairwise correlations: i.e the level of expression being negatively correlated to gene parameters and breadth of expression depicting the opposite trend in favour of expansion.
Sexually antagonistic alleles will further exaggerate the evolution of sex-specific genetic architecture for fitness and disease and therefore amplify the patterns described here.
