The opponents argued that the original concept duplicated retirement investment and savings plans that were already available from banks, brokers and other financial institutions.
This description, however, belonged to an inactive concept (duplicate) "139394000|Nocturia (finding)|".
About 30% of both Adverse-Event and Therapeutic-Indications Preferred Terms corresponded to single SNOMED CT concepts: the correspondence was detectable by human inspection but had been missed during the integration process, which had created duplicated concepts in UMLS.
Gail Feigenbaum, the exhibition's curator, suggests that "A Cotton Office" sums up the past, while "Cotton Merchants" represents the future of Degas's art, and this is not an untenable concept... Degas never again duplicated the psychological penetration and empathy of the Musson family portraits, which he took home with him and kept in his studio for the rest of his life.
The role of relaxed purifying selection in functional diversification has been embodied in the neofunctionalization and subfunctionalization concepts whereby duplicates accumulate mutations that either lead to the emergence of new functions or differentially inactivate subfunctions of the ancestral singleton, while the remaining subfunction is maintained or even enhanced [ 11- 17].
Mr. Moore's design concept was to duplicate the look and feel of the theater in 1949, when, after a fire at the old Lyric, the theater changed owners and opened with a new name, the State.
On the editorial side we have Mark Pringle, former editor of the BBC movies website; William Higham, who cut his teeth at Virgin Records; and former Mojo editor Mat Snow as consultant". Hoskyns claims several other keys to dot.com success: niche market, low overheads, strong brand names in his writers and source publications, exclusive content, and a concept difficult to duplicate offline.
"We shall change the face of L.A. We will boost L.A., and these concepts will be prototypes and will be duplicated in all the U.S. and all the world.
In- and out-paralogs are analogous to the phylogenetic concepts in- and out-groups, denoting genes duplicated subsequent or prior to speciation, respectively.
"For us, this turned out to be a wonderful concept, and it is something that will never be duplicated in thoroughbred racing," Cella said.
