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Each cluster with significant enrichment for accelerating or decelerating rates is labeled by its most significant gene ontology enriched term (Fig.  4d).

The ACDC model (Blomberg et al., 2003) describes a process of accelerating versus decelerating rates of character evolution toward an optimum, i.e. a combination of OU and early burst.

The timing of the central inflection in dΔS/dt, the switch-over from accelerating to decelerating rates of SLR (with the constraint that at AD2000, the SLR rate is 3±± 1 mm y−1, see below), is tinf = γ ln/C.

As we obviously did not select random gene sets, the finding of accelerated and decelerated rates of adaptive evolution on their corresponding genomic elements is expected.

The selection of gene sets presenting accelerated or decelerated rates of protein evolution was based on the Gene Set Selection Analysis (GSSA) method presented in Serra et al. (2011).

To examine these possibilities we compared the observed distribution of proteins with accelerated or decelerated rates to the distributions observed for random permutations of the same data (Fig.  2c-f).

Enteric-released rapamycin-treated UM-HET3 mice, however, show decelerated rates of change in a wide range of age-related physiological and pathological endpoints (Wilkinson et al., 2012), suggesting that the drug may be inhibiting at least some aspects of the aging process in addition to any direct effects it may have on cancer cells.

Two, some measures of price affordability are better now, but many others are not: Real home prices and price-rental ratios suggest the need for another 15%to20%0% fall in home prices; and actual prices are still falling--at an accelerated, not decelerated, rate of 20%.

By measuring the substitution rates AB, AC, and BC, it is possible to infer the rates OA and OB and to perform a χ 2 -test to determine whether these rates are comparable (the null hypothesis) or whether one lineage has evolved at a relative accelerated or decelerated rate, thus violating the behavior of a molecular clock.

The average decelerating rate for all the drivers was found to be 3.73 m/s2 and 4.23 m/s2 when the participants were driving without phone and with phone respectively.

Quarterly, we still contract but at a decelerating rate.