It would also be expected to correlate with the presence of recombination or gene conversion, either of which would be expected to be mis-identified as multiple point mutations in a purely mutational phylogeny.
We present the design of a novel multi-input microfluidic reactor, capable of substrate feeding at multiple points, as a first step towards overcoming these problems in a continuous-flow setting.
Indeed, being individually mobile was a major advantage for our self-guided tour of Haleakala, where we stopped at multiple points as the whim (and view) took us, and took the long drive through Waimea Canyon – the Grand Canyon of the Pacific – where we were able to avoid the tour buses that occasionally filled up the scenic overlooks.
Studying the expression of markers representing the various stages of stomata development, we have observed that all became upregulated in AP2C3oe lines, suggesting that AP2C3 either may interfere with stomata development at multiple points as was suggested for MAPKs [79], or promote entry into stomata pathway.
The precise intersection of ER with the NF-κB pathway is not clear, and may be at multiple points (as discussed above).
Konz also has trouble recognizing blitzes, as you can see at multiple points below.
Sharpe [ 112] depicted Reichenow's Stammbaum of class Aves as small boughs emerging at multiple points from four thick, poorly differentiated basal "stems".
The 20th century has witnessed the introduction of numerous refinements of machine tools, such as multiple-point cutters for milling machines, the development of automated operations governed by electronic and fluid-control systems, and nonconventional techniques, such as electrochemical and ultrasonic machining.
The third proposed property is punctuality; that is, whether a scale is understood as having multiple points so that the motion along the scale is durative, or as having only two points (the starting and end points) so that the motion is punctual.
