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An indication would come from the comparison of muscle adipogenic lineage properties under healthy and pathophysiological conditions.

Additional information regarding the identity of ESTs may come from the comparison of expression profiles of one microarray probe with another since different probes arising from the same gene should have very highly correlated profiles whilst probes with an identical BLAST identity but arising from different members of a gene family might present divergent expression profiles.

The conclusive proof of this deduction comes from the comparison of the SBR from NC and ACSC data for phantom and controls (for the Southampton method) in Table 6.

A final confirmation of the equivalence between the two numerical solutions comes from the comparison of the two black-hole masses computed using the dynamical horizon formalism (Ashtekar and Krishnan 2003) and shown in Figure 26.

In period 2, the migrant returns to the origin country if D w comes from the comparison between c o and c h : c o > c h ⇔ w h − w o ≡ D w < D R ≡ R o − R h.

An indirect support for the weakness of purifying selection comes from the comparison of the two chimp sequences that diverged about 300 ky ago, which show a similar fraction of synonymous substitutions to the human-Neandertal pair.

In previous work, the estimates mainly came from the comparison of synonymous sites of coding regions (dS values).

Further differentiation of school fear and truancy came from the comparison of a large group of other psychosocial variables.

Further validation of our methodology and analyses came from the comparison of our gene list with several external expression dataset.

Data for this study comes from the Comparison of Models of Primary Care COMPCC) Study conducted in Ontario, Canada.

The most salient finding comes from the comparison of the comparative chromosome map between human and G. variegatus with the map between human and T. belangeri.