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One option is to include ecological trait information that might help to disentangle patterns of response and also provide greater understanding of how particular traits link whole clades to their environment.
Historians have also disagreed on what exactly the Cold War was, what the sources of the conflict were, and how to disentangle patterns of action and reaction between the two sides.
Best approaches strive to disentangle patterns created by coevolution and those due to shared ancestry (phylogenetic correlation) and stochasticity (random error).
The exceptional preservation of muscles and poor preservation of chaetae in these polychaetes is therefore in conflict with what is known about character loss during decay in annelids, demonstrating a need to disentangle patterns of decay and preservation in taphonomic studies.
More importantly, both methods do not succeed in disentangling multiple patterns having different periods so that the corresponding Fourier spectra are flat at the periods supposedly characterizing the sequence (Fig. 3 and 4).
After disentangling binge-pattern and daily drinking, binge-pattern drinking was independently associated with teacher-rated hyperactivity/inattention and lower academic scores in both genders.
A single photo-electron timing resolution of better than 100 ps is required by the Barrel DIRC to disentangle the complicated patterns created on the image plane.
We apply phylogenetic comparative analyses to disentangle the evolutionary patterns of ecological niches in an assemblage of European birds.
Accurate phylogeographic analysis of these and other mtDNA and Y-chromosome haplogroups are needed to disentangle these puzzling patterns.
Thus, the present study aimed to disentangle the correlation patterns between co-occurring depression and anxiety with CVC in a gender-specific sample.
This study shows that only the combination of molecular markers with different modes of inheritance and mutation rates is able to disentangle the complex patterns of population structure and dynamics of a small marine pelagic fish such as the sardine.
