Variations in implementation frameworks include the presence of disparate terminology and classification of implementation concepts.
Accordingly, the evolutionary relationships between plant MYB-related proteins remain unknown, necessitating a detailed survey and classification of disparate evolutionary groups.
One possible explanation for these disparate findings regarding the classification of Dichaete as a group B1 or B2 protein may be provided by the role of Dichaete in the regulation of proneural genes and its early activity on pros.
The current use of disparate and possibly suboptimal classification systems for stillbirths limits the potential for advancements in the understanding of stillbirth and prohibits meaningful comparisons across regions and countries to assist in identifying priorities for prevention.
The effect of collapsing these categories is also the same as the effect of collapsing disparate comorbid diseases: introduction of classification errors.
Although programs within the disparate universities differ in Carnegie classification, focus, and size, all are expected to meet the accreditation requirements that are currently governed by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education CAPTEE) [ 7].
Gene families that represented all species were dropped from the input to DOLLOP, as their phylogenetic classification would be obfuscated by a disparate number of starting proteins per species in the analysis.
Often dubbed "outsider art," however begrudgingly, the genre lumps together artists of disparate styles, media, eras and backgrounds, yielding an illusory classification that is almost exclusively referenced in heavily pantomimed quotation marks. .
His suggestion earlier was that these ideas are implicit in the practices governing scientific classification, and enjoin us to seek explanatory connections between disparate phenomena.
