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Somatic mutation frequencies are expressed in per bp units, so it is important to calculate the number of bases included in the analysis, and not use a per sequence average, in which the number of bases in each sequence may differ (for example, due to different primers, different V segment lengths, or the number of low-quality bases that were masked).

The modes of movement of the axopodia often differ; for example, the marine pelagic organism Sticholonche has axopodia that move like oars, even rotating in basal sockets reminiscent of oarlocks.

The Saudis and the Americans differ, for example, on how to approach the problem of Islamic charities that may funnel some funds into terrorist-related organizations, and the Saudis have bristled at criticism of their religious schools, some of which teach intolerance of non-Muslims and hatred of the West.

However, Austria and Sweden differ, for example, when it comes to the country of origin for immigrants.3.3

As discussed in the data section, intermarried and non-intermarried immigrants differ, for example, in their replies to the big five questions.

Thus tastes differ, for example, from many scents that are "hardwired to mean important events, like a dog smelling a female in heat," says Eric Anslyn, a chemist at the University of Texas, Austin.

Yesterday, Mr. Vinegrad and Mr. Fischetti differed, for example, on what sentence Mr. Schwarz might have faced on the single perjury count had there been no agreement and had the prosecution failed to convict on the other three charges.

Practitioners of conflict resolution the world over will ask how it differs, for example, from 'containment' which has always been on offer in the age of nuclear deterrence.

Theories have differed, for example, on their proposed role of the VMPFC in decision making.

Insurance coverage and utilization also differed, for example, 19% of ND patients had an additional source of diabetes care.

The interviewees represented a diverse population; they differed, for example, on education level, Dutch language proficiency, and time since migration (Table  2).