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Our method, while sharing the overall vadjust clone-end mapping strategy introduced by Tuzun et al)., and employed by Korbel et al., (2007) and Tuzun et al., (2005), differs significantly in that we do not assign the best mapped location to every mate pair, but rather search over the space of all possible assignments in order to optimize our overall confidence in all of the variations identified.

One would then no longer be searching the entire Medline database but, rather, searching within a set of articles relevant to a discipline.

In a first step, we applied no model simplification, but rather searched the full model t-table for whether it contained a significant effect (P < 0.05).

It isn't a search for nothing, but rather a search for the edge of nothing.

You are not interested in the external but are rather searching to find the heart of another human being.

"People don't search for Hip Hop or Country anymore, but rather they search around activities or a particular experience".

Around the turn of the century, Apple and others turned their attention offshore -- not in search of more skilled workers, mind you, but rather in search of the lowest possible costs, no matter what the human toll.

The artist herself writes of her work that "it is not a quest for the erotic, but rather a search to define the self and the other.

Other fish have evolved to resemble the cleaner fish, but, rather than search for parasites, these imposters take a bite out of the host fish.

"I didn't perceive the project as being specifically about the Middle East, but rather a search for a platform of discussion".

Thus, this finding implies that humans are not only passively exposed to social chemosignals, but rather actively search for them.