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Among them, 102 correspond probably to "dubious open reading frames", reducing the number of single allele genes to 118.

The mesopores remaining in pure TiO2 sample after calcination at 600 °C correspond probably to the free volumes between TiO2 submicroparticles formed during condensation of Ti(OH 4.

This mechanism evolved once, and is the defining feature (synapomorphy) for the infraclass Neoptera; it corresponds, probably not coincidentally, with the appearance of a wing-folding mechanism, which allows Neopteran insects to fold the wings back over the abdomen when at rest (though this ability has been lost secondarily in some groups, such as all butterflies).

In this context, the large number of proteins bound to the calcium granulations obtained from both HS and FBS, along with the earlier spectroscopy data suggesting an abundant presence of bound proteins, indicate that the apatite formation seen here corresponds probably to a process of "heterogeneous nucleation"—the formation of apatite crystals on a protein template [83].

Therefore the expression analysis corresponds probably more to the hypertrophic process if existing.

These intronless genes correspond most probably to retrotransposed genes.

These areas correspond most probably to the presence of the ground substance consisting in particular of hyaluronic acid and chondroitin sulphate.

As stated above these correspond most probably to cases of somatic mutation within clone, and do not really constitute cases of homonymy.

Copper corresponds most probably with the green ink seen on the fragment, since green pigments are often copper-based [18].

The ICDSs common to all strains probably correspond to mutations acquired before the divergence of the strains, whereas strain-specific ICDSs correspond to those acquired subsequently.

The common ICDSs probably correspond to mutations occurring before the divergence of the isolates, whereas lineage- or strain-specific ICDSs correspond to more recently acquired mutations.