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Given sufficient evidence, edges may then be differentiated as those representing vertical lines of inheritance within lineages and those representing horizontal genetic transfers or endosymbioses between lineages.

The specialisations in table 2 are not as distinct and differentiated as those found in the practice of medicine, and there are cases where one individual may have expertise in two or three areas.

These two populations are genetically differentiated, as are those extinct or almost extinct from Guimaras and Masbate.

As this play trembles between historical and poetic-mythological worlds (worlds which the Greeks of Aeschylus's time may not have differentiated as sharply as we do) so it seems to flit irresolutely, frustratingly in the imagination.

It is now being recognized that tumors are comprised of heterogeneous populations of cells which contain cells with both differentiated as well as stem-like features8,9.

That is how oaks and maples have differentiated, as well as cats and cows.

The progression rate was prolonged in relatively well differentiated as well as in receptor rich tumours.

In the newborn, sensory modalities and cortical pathways are not as differentiated as are those of mature brains but appear to emerge through a series of strengthening interactions between the active body and the environment (Quartz and Sejnowski 1997).

The first concept was known as the Super, eventually differentiated as the Non-Equilibrium or Classical Super.

It also recalls the sort of plot-simplification and culprit-skewering of Mao's prime, when good and evil were as clearly differentiated as the uniforms of Communists and Nationalists.

Because his "blue meth" is differentiated as the best drug on the market, White and Pinkman can charge a significant premium on the street.