We apply a distinct approach to evaluating species resolution here, by assessing whether clusters of populations that correspond to monophyletic species in a floristic sample are well supported (see [11] for a somewhat similar approach).
By applying a distinct significance criterion (ie, concordance <0.05), 671 HYPs were identified that showed significant changes in at least one exposure condition (Supplementary Table 1B).
To say that the act, which applied to a distinct minority of imports and which raised tariffs generally by only about six percentage points, caused the Depression is almost comical.
The model has been successfully applied in a distinct set of trials with varying range of representative input variables.
It is now agreed that EOC is not a single disease, but a general term applied to a distinct set of cancers that share an anatomical location (Vaughan et al, 2011).
Second, there might be complex genetic, social, cultural, and economic factors as well as regional management philosophies and preferences that are difficult to account for when grading scales are developed or applied to a distinct population.
After the identities threshold was applied, a total of 1346 distinct TCs were found to be similar to 933 of the original 954 bFLICs.
However, although K14 was located to the basal cell layer of the limbus, it has also been found positive in conjunctiva cells [35], thus, the reliability of applying K14 as a distinct stem cell marker requires further examination.
Because this claim applies with distinct force when the tying product is platform software, we have no present basis for finding the per se rule inapplicable to software markets generally.
In this study, we show that this association is not limited to PCH and telomeres, but also applies to distinct heterochromatic regions distributed throughout the genome where the presence or absence of ATRX has important functional consequences on gene silencing.
