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Whether other genetic backgrounds in C. albicans also select in favor of specific allele combinations is more difficult to determine, because GPG strains are the only group of highly related isolates within the species that can be confidently defined with phylogenetic methods [23], [24].

Furthermore, a list of 15 confidently defined single breed CNVRs were found of which as many as 14 were novel CNVRs.

Self-concept clarity describes the degree to which "the contents of the self are clearly and confidently defined, internally consistent, and temporally stable" (Campbell, Assanand, & Di Paula, 2003, p. 122).

We iteratively performed this BLAST, re-BLAST process until each sequence could be confidently defined by its sequence similarity and domains as related to the catenins/Aardvark, members of a known family (e.g. importin-α), or unrelated to the catenins/Aardvark.

We don't like enemies we can't confidently define, much less see.

As an influx of new energy comes in, the old more established energy becomes more grounded, confidently defines what makes them Seattleites.

Further, an excluding structure has negative implications on CHAs' ability to confidently define their professional identity.

This population-based study has allowed us to confidently define the incidence rates among three age groups of Taiwanese.

While it is difficult to confidently define the levels of each genomic aberration in these tumours considering the input of WGA DNA and the semi-quantitative PCR, the band intensities correlated to some extent with the numbers of associated MP reads (Table  1).

However, these analyses are to be taken cautiously as many of our sequences did not match known genes or could not be confidently assigned to defined taxa (Table 1).

There were another 34 samples (34/126; 27.0%) that could not be confidently assigned to previously defined subtypes or CRFs by the pol phylogenetic analysis (Figure 1a).