According to this assumption, the chance of two mtDNAs, obtained from distantly related taxa, to share the same derived genome organization is only one in 2,664 (Dowton et al. 2002).
"Every modern encyclopedia derives its organization from the Suda," the entry says, finally steering readers to the translation project at www.stoa.org/sol, where they can examine the work for themselves.
After some deliberation, the presiding judge proclaimed, "The court bans the activities of the Muslim Brotherhood and its non-governmental organization, and all activities that it participates in and any organization derived from it".
Not only do these models or archetypes provide an holistic view of an organization, compared to other forms of organizations derived from the same taxonomy, but they also permit the assessment of change over time, when an organization passes from one archetype to another [ 23, 25, 30].
We discuss a model of the underlying functional nuclear organization derived mostly from electron and super-resolved fluorescence microscopy studies.
We derived a hierarchical organization and build the MSTs and HTs during the 1996 2001 and 2002 2010 periods.
The chart on the right demonstrates that at all depths, image organization derived from Visual Island string snapping yielded better precision across all users.
Norms are shared standards derived from an organization's values.
Pathway organization derived from biological networks has been widely studied.
Therefore, even the robust plasticity in the blind builds on the bases of the visually-derived organization and connectivity pattern, in that it is specific to portions of V1 divided according to retinotopic principles.
The first two semesters at Berkeley would have been a lot easier if I already had the right job and the kind of support that I derived from the organizations that I joined.
