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We found that while almost all miRNA levels correspond between the three different prep methods, a small subset of 2 10 miRNAs consistently differ by greater than 2-fold between different techniques.

Far from being equivalent, these mechanisms are so different that the effects of the two costs can consistently differ in magnitude.

Proposition 3 now suggests that the mechanisms by which search costs and switching costs affect competition are so different that their effects on the equilibrium price can consistently differ in magnitude.

They suggest that viewing buildings designed for contemplation may evoke experiential and brain signatures that consistently differ from those induced by buildings that serve everyday functions.

A similar pattern may result from external causes, for example, if the niches available for new species to occupy (and adapt to) consistently differ in the same way relative to the niches occupied by existing species (Grant 1989).

In all of the experiments, change in soil bulk density, and soil nutrient profiles did not consistently differ (P > 0.07) among treatments in any manner that would suggest a detrimental impact of grazing sheep on small grain residue.

We found that while almost all miRNA levels correspond between the three methods, there were a few miRNAs whose levels consistently differed between the different prep techniques when measured by microarray analysis.

Some male behavioural responses, other than song, also showed significant differences between the different stimulus species and consistently differed across individual test subjects, with the most individual subject variation seen in choice trials between female conspecific and Bengalese finch stimuli.

Analysis of genetic variation at nine microsatellite loci revealed that clonal richness (expressed as the proportion of different multilocus genotypes, MLGs, in the whole analysed sample) consistently differed between the two studied species.

Hochedlinger and colleagues pinpointed 49 genes whose activity consistently differed between iPS and ES cells.

Another example is the data presented in Figure 11 for years 2007 and 2008, showing that maximum hive weight consistently differed over time between the treatments.