We conclude that the present research closely converges with independent findings.
In the neuropil, the axons of the DMA, VMA, DLA, VLA and DLAa cells converge closely with longitudinal AST projections, which made it impossible to follow their individual paths in detail.
At first, the two scales diverge, converge closely after the first waiting period in order to diverge again, and approach each other on a significantly higher level at the end of the study (see Figure 2).
In such situations, morphology is likely to often be a poor guide to ancestral relationships, given the strong selection on members of different (but perhaps closely related) lineages to converge in form and physiology in an extreme habitat, and on members of a given lineage to diverge from each other after invading a new area [ 9].
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla .— Kim Clijsters's and Justine Henin's closely intertwined careers converged again in another captivating semifinal clash between two Belgian champions.
With the passage of time, economic understanding does not systematically converge ever more closely on a "true" model of the economy, a process which is now sufficiently far along that our current ideas can form the basis for designing such measures.
This suggests that viruses from distinct families can converge to infect closely related hosts.
Strikingly, in spite of their inherent diversity, all cell-type regulatory networks independently converge on a common architecture that closely resembles the topology of living neuronal networks.
Beyond the format differences, these instruments converge on testing students' understanding of closely overlapping sets of five to 10 core concepts traversing multiple levels of biological organization.
The involved bowel loops tend to converge towards the ECF site and adhere closely to the peritoneal serosa (Figs. 2 and 5); not unusually, an ECF develops within a post-incisional hernia (Fig.3C, D).
