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The 3' half sequences were finally differentiated at a sequence similarity of >88% into 9 groups (A–I in Fig. 3B).

Short-lived and self-compatible species tend to be more strongly differentiated at a smaller scale than long-lived and outcrossing species [19] and therefore the former are expected to show stronger adaptation to local conditions.

Our results demonstrate that molecular forms are differentiated at a high and consistent enough level throughout the genome to cause massive inflation of test results, which could not be corrected by statistical genomic control.

Integrating generalized apoptosis-based PD markers into further clinical evaluation of obatoclax mesylate may allow responders and nonresponders to be differentiated at a molecular level.

These results indicate that the two pathogenic types can be differentiated at a molecular level and that PG genes are alternatively useful for distinguishing between the two types.

In the Pacific Ocean, Howells et al. [25] reported that Symbiodinium Clade C populations associated with an alcyonacean coral, Sinularia flexibilis, were genetically differentiated at a range of spatial scales, from 16 to 1,360 km.

(Indeed, in 1872 Weierstrass produced the first example of a continuous function that cannot be differentiated at any point a function now known as a nowhere differentiable function).

Scanning of large numbers of polymorphic markers initially indicated the molecular forms were very highly differentiated at only a small number of discrete regions within the two autosomes and the pericentromeric region of the X chromosome, which contains the form-specific markers in the ribosomal (r RNA genes (Turner et al. 2005).

If (as seems the case) Socrates is never satisfied with a definition of a virtue, this may be because the virtues cannot be differentiated at all.

In pre-scientific thought the concepts "space" and "time" and "body of reference" are scarcely differentiated at all.

In order to achieve non-oscillatory properties, we propose a new WENO reconstruction technique that does not reconstruct point-values but entire polynomials which can easily be evaluated and differentiated at any point.