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Phylogenetic analyses on these clusters revealed lineage-specific duplications of variable exons and conservation of constant exons.

These choices allow for excellent conservation of the constant of motion (Fig. 2 a shows negligible dissipation during a typical 46 ps simulation) and negligible drift in the fictitious kinetic energy of the electrons for simulations of that duration.

Our results suggest that functional diversity of these clusters is achieved through the birth-and-death evolution of variable exon duplication, divergence, and deletion, but conservation of the constant exons, which are essential in maintaining their basic functions.

Investigation into the times of local and normal mode relaxation and conservation of the constants of the motion facilitated comparison of the integration techniques.

Their conservation is of particular importance and it relies on the conservation of their habitats and the constant monitoring of their dynamics.

In reality, a comparison between corresponding plots (Figs. 12 vs. 13) tells us they display exactly the same trend except for the magnitude, which is attributed to the mass conservation and constant partition coefficient of injected fluids.

These bifurcations are tuned by the conservation law constants of the equations, resulting from the catalytic role of genes.

Habitat fragmentation and land conversion by humans for agricultural purposes are constant threats to conservation of biodiversity in the Cerrado biome.

This term ensures the conservation of energy, providing that the running constant ς(t) obeys (78) ς t = ∑ i = 1 N λ i Γ i t · r ˙ i t ∑ i = 1 N p i t · r ˙ i t.

The conservation of energy means that the system is restricted to a surface of constant energy in phase space; more importantly for the foundations of ergodic theory is that most of these surfaces are (as it turns out) compact manifolds.

All gene copies are composed of constant and variable regions where the latter show little conservation but are flanked by conserved sequences that facilitate recombination.