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The analogy conjures up not only the endless recycling of familiar conventions -- which I think was Judd's meaning -- but also a sequence of more or less pleasant entertainments in which each player executes a song-and-dance routine that works well with the other numbers and then exits gracefully, clearing the stage for the next performer.

McClure and colleagues, however, looked for not only an XMRV sequence but also a sequence in a closely related virus, MLV.

Moreover, if USVs in rats carry information, not only a single call but also a sequence of calls could provide some biological meaning.

For instance, coelacanth, an ancient kind of fish close to lungfishes and tetrapods, not only has a fat-filled single-lobed lung [ 10], but also a sequence homologous to this mouse Tbx4 region.

The right hand showed a pre- to post-test drop of 570 ms (±80 ms) for untrained sequences, t(15) = −7.13, p<0.001, but also a sequence-specific advantage of 95 ms (±31.45 ms), again significant after correcting for pre-test differences, t(14) = 2.802, p=0.014.

Not only cleavage at all PR recognition sites, but also an ordered sequence of cleavages is crucial.

These show that DrFV-1 is a spumaretrovirus, but also an intermediate sequence among the Retroviridae and other LTR retroelement families.

This function enables us to select not only a very stable RNA secondary structure but also an RNA sequence whose secondary structure has a free energy similar to that of natural counterparts.

The presence of M48.A02 in A. thaliana and rice also probably represents bacterial contamination, but there is also a sequence from the uncultured methanogenic archaeon RC-I, which could be an example of a horizontal gene transfer.

The initiative – which is described in more detailed below – not only led to changes in the active labour market policy, but also started a sequence of new controlled experiments.

Not only is the area immediately surrounding the UDP-GlcNAc-binding site conserved, but also a path of high sequence conservation is observed from the active site groove, where the O-GlcNAc acceptor peptides are expected to bind, all the way into the TPR repeats, which have been shown to be important for substrate specificity (Lubas and Hanover, 2000; Iyer and Hart, 2003).