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These events probably create a long branch in Poplar, or Glycine, but are not always visible (e.g. in Arabidopsis) due to differentiated losses which blurred the synteny signal.

Based on our observations, we propose a scheme to support differentiated loss performances for optical bursts by modifying the burst assembly parameters at the source edge nodes.

The RALM protocol utilises the packet marking and priority dropping mechanisms of the differentiated services architecture to differentiate losses in the layers of a layered multicast session.

Others have differentiated congestion losses and wireless channel losses [11 13].

If cells require accurate spatial and temporal regulation of homeobox gene expression during embryogenesis to acquire the proper differentiated state (identity), misexpression of homeobox genes could lead to failure of differentiation, loss of the differentiated state or adoption of an alternative cell identity (a homeotic transformation).

Finally industry profits after the merger might decrease if composite goods are very differentiated since losses in different-type outsiders offset gains by the merged entity and same-type outsiders.

An increase in tumour aggressiveness is generally associated with less well-differentiated histopathology, loss of SSTR expression and an increase in glucose utilisation, manifested by an increase in [ F]fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) uptake on PET.

A new layered multicast scheme known as loss differentiated multicast congestion control architecture is proposed to provide effective congestion control in heterogeneous multicast networks.

Finely balanced autophagic machinery is important for proper function of terminally differentiated cardiomyocytes as loss of cardiomyocytes via apoptosis or necrosis would compromise cardiac function on the systemic level.

The loss of differentiated cardiomyocytes was specifically due to loss of Xic1, as this phenotype could be rescued to a large extent by co-injection of Xic1 mRNA.

Syncope is the sudden loss of consciousness associated with a transient disorganization of circulatory function, as differentiated from other brief losses of consciousness associated with abnormal central nervous system activities, as in certain forms of epilepsy.