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Moreover, the relation of this version of the theory as well as its performance with respect to the corresponding older version that violates this continuity requirement [8] is further investigated.

The younger populations generally had non-significant differences in Q-TWiST compared with corresponding older populations.

The new component will substitute the corresponding old ones if the purity is increased or maintained for the labeled components.

The vectors of coverages observed in the real data were also used to estimate frequencies in the simulated data for consistency; in other words, we drew C i (the observed coverage at the ith SNP, in either the old or young pool) alleles with replacement from the corresponding old or young simulated pool in each Monte Carlo iteration.

Another interpretation of the NLDB could be residues of an ancient magma reservoir, such as that which drove the caldera-forming eruption (or one corresponding to older activity).

The next range (light grey bars) included eyes with an OSI between 1 and 3, corresponding to older eyes with associated scatter of an early cataract.

Two alternative origins have been proposed for the evolution of Mediterranean, woody plants: resprouters corresponding to older lineages (Tertiary with tropical to subtropical conditions) and seeders (such as Cistus) to younger lineages (Quaternary with Mediterranean conditions) [17].

A tertiary 205-bed hospital with 650 to 850 admissions/month, more than 65% corresponding to older patient ICU admissions.

As a mature super-individual remains mature until it is removed from the simulation, there is likely limited selection pressure exerted on maturation parameters corresponding to older ages.

On the contrary, the 10 loci analyzed corresponding to older mPifvine-3.1 insertions seem to be almost fixed in the population of cultivated V. vinifera, wild European sylvestris genotypes and American Vitis species.

Taking a cut off asymmetry index of 0.667 (corresponding to old cell having at least double the division time of the young sibling) to define old cells, all H lineages pooled together had significantly greater proportion of old cells (0.051) than all wild types pooled (0.019) and all L lineages pooled (0.005) (Z test for comparison of proportions, one-tailed, p = 0.01 and <0.001 respectively).