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As variability in cognitive processing style, estimated in terms of individual differences in Autism Spectrum Quotient (AQ), is gender-differentiated, variation in perceptual and production norms may also be similarly structured along the gender dimension.

Thus, we suggest that population-differentiated variation in miRNA may contribute to ethnic disparities seen in certain forms of cancer.

Our findings are similar but because our data are based on a single follow up time point, between-patients variations cannot be differentiated from variations over time.

This is usually performed with the aid of statistical process control charts, where deviations from a standard are differentiated from variation due to chance [ 11].

Messina et al. [ 3] conducted such a study involving sex differentiated spatial variation in HIV prevalence using 2007 demographic and health survey (DHS) data, GIS, and regression analysis of HIV drivers at "community" (neighborhood or village-clusters) scale in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

The mushroom bears a resemblance to several other Suillus species, including the closely related S. decipiens, although the species can be differentiated by variations in color and size.

Focusing on gender-differentiated linguistic variation, this study advances the hypothesis that individuals in a speech community vary in their abilities to perceptually normalize for context-induced variation according to differences in their cognitive processing styles.

The third axis, accounting for 11% of variation, differentiated six-rowed and two-rowed barley types.

Water Rails had previously been placed in four subspecies differentiated by morphological variation and geographic range: R. a. aquaticus in Europe including the British Isles, Northern Africa to North-western Asia; R. a. hibernans in Iceland; R. a. korejewi in Western to Middle Asia, and R. a. indicus in Eastern Asia, including Japan [ 5, 7].

The first two principal components (PCs), accounting for 25.63 and 18.29 % of the total variation, differentiated clearly the genotypes into 3 main groups, despite the presence of overlapping areas: two groups including cultivars (C1 and C2) and one for wild individuals (W1).

These are being rapidly isolated by a variety of techniques (Hoffmann and Willi 2008; Nadeau and Jiggins 2010) including the extent to which putative adaptive markers are differentiated from neutral variation when populations adapted to different conditions are compared (e.g. Hohenlohe et al. 2010; Narum et al. 2010).

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