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We offer novel analyses targeting two questions: did the evolution of the ectomycorrhizal symbiosis facilitate an adaptive radiation of symbiotic Amanita and how are the genomes of asymbiotic fungi different from the derived genomes of ectomycorrhizal fungi?

The resulting flow model was only slightly different from that derived from the POMME3 model, and the RMS difference between the SV forecast model using the CHAOS-derived steady flow after five years was also approximately 85 nT.

A retention factor dependence of the plate height being different from that derived from the general rate model was proposed to accommodate general flow conditions.

If looking at instability as the proportion of each chromosome that is altered the pattern of instability is very different from that derived from the number of breakpoints per chromosome.

Would computed PRE profiles from these randomized ensembles look very different from those derived from the docking ensembles and/or experiment?

The modelling analysis showed that the solutions for the farmer's optimisation problem, hereby simulated under geographically scattered plots that are typical in the study area, are significantly different from those derived under the assumption of single plot operations.

None of the ATB values obtained from images of the parietal, frontal, temporal, deep gray matter, occipital, or cerebellar cortical regions were significantly different from those derived using the ROI-based analysis.

This suggests that the kinase dependency relationships derived from KAR are different from the relationships derived from clustering pharmacological profiling data.

We all know that the pleasure derived from taking drugs is totally different from the pleasure derived from hard effort.

The peak flood discharge derived from TR20 was 107 m3/s, which is significantly different from the values derived from other approaches.

Relative rate tests evaluate whether the difference between one species or clade and an outgroup is significantly different from the expectation derived from the difference between another species or clade and the outgroup [25].