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Indeed, distances based on catalytic domains are smaller than full-length distances: 0.2 versus 0.5 with BLOSUM distances, and 0.4 versus 0.8 using LMS distances Note that whether a GCC domain is detected in sequence ENSP00000350896 or not has no influence on full-length distance computation since the approach does not rely on domain definition.

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This suggests an interpretation of the difference between correlation-based distances and the Euclidean distances noted in [ 2].

Personal and professional distances noted between nurses, doctors and managers in particular reflect other inquiry reports over many years [ 5].

The professional distances noted here between generalists and specialists educators and trainees appear theoretically and empirically significant.

The high levels of synteny, collinearity and similar ranges of linkage distances noted between the spruce and pine genomes will provide opportunities to transfer genomic information between these genera, especially if such conservation is maintained at a finer scale.

However, even if this leads to a momentary increase in the overall distance, note that we still have (D_{mathcal {I}_{t'}}(pi,q_{t}) to 0) as t′→∞ as long as new support points can be added inside (mathcal {I}_{t'}), something which is guaranteed by the AISM algorithm.

Together with the previous finding in other three genera (Glycine, Silene, and Strepthanthus [ 16]), now we have a strong evidence to assume that in general the degree of postzygotic reproductive isolation well correlates with genetic distance (note here we assume no polyploidy, although it is undoubtedly a major factor generating reproductive isolation in plants).

He looked at the tanks in the distance, noting the warm reception the soldiers received.

Or at least women whose decades are within hailing distance," notes the pert and perky maid, Cassandra (Shalita Grant), a walk-on sendup of Greek tragedy who launches into occasional buttonholing bouts of pessimistic prophesy.

It is well-known [17] that D (and hence SSPD(2)) is a two-dimensional Riemannian space of constant sectional curvature equal to −1 for the distance noted d 2 defined by d 2 ( z, z ′ ) = arctanh | z − z ′ | | 1 − z ¯ z ′ |.

It follows, for example, [7, 18], that SDP(2) is a three-dimensional Riemannian space of constant sectional curvature equal to −1 for the distance noted d 0 defined by d 0 ( T, T ′ ) = 2 ( log Δ − log Δ ′ ) 2 + d 2 2 ( z, z ′ ).

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