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The ten deciphered signatures are very reproducible (average silhouette width >0.96, Experimental Procedures) as well as extremely similar (average cosine similarity >0.98, see below) to the ones used to generate the 100 mutational catalogs.

"Masters and Johnson saw men and women as extremely similar," Heiman said.

Shoots and traps, however, could be considered as extremely similar organs based on their transcriptomes.

Subsequent nonlinear regression analysis and comparison of the Δ Femission vs. [AMPPNP] and Δ Femission vs. [ATP] plots (data not shown) resulted in a strong correlation (R = 0.986) as well as extremely similar dissociation constants of 28.29 µM (±0.54 SE) and 31.02 µM (±0.62 SE) for ATP and AMPPNP, respectively.

From the upper part of Figure 4 we can observe how images in the threshold of being misclassified as leukocoric or misclassified as healthy are extremely similar and, thus, difficult to classify.

The study notes, "Children are at particular risk of cannabis toxicity because cannabis-containing food products, known as edibles, look extremely similar to regular candy".

The intercept maps for both Monte and Sampled data (Fig. 8A1, A2) are extremely similar as expected as the intercept is independent (by definition) of the eye position, rotation and radial conditions.

Also known as "Thumbelina," Ball-type carrots are extremely similar to Chantenay, though they do not grow quite as long.

As would be expected, the distributions are extremely similar for the neutral and advantageous substitutions.

Parthenogenetic activation is an extremely similar process as fertilization, thus, the study on parthenogenetic activation is an excellent model for fertilization, and this can do a favor to the analysis of the failure of human oocytes fertilization and make the etiological diagnosis for person with infertilitas feminis.

As the binding modes are extremely similar, these methods have been unable to distinguish between the two cohesin-dockerin binding configurations without introducing mutations, in part because these configurations are very similar to each other.