These emission peaks display varying degrees of regularity from animal to animal: some ears produce a comb of evenly spaced emissions of similar amplitude, whereas others show a ragged array of diverse peaks.
This low influence of historical contingency suggests that the original host N. tabacum represents a case of a single accessible fitness peak, or a very limited number of accessible peaks with similar height, otherwise new mutations fixed during Phase 1 might make alternative and more diverse peaks available [ 30].
The enzyme activities of SBE, GBSS1, SSS, and the ratio of SSS activity to grain weight (SSS/W) in developing rice grains were presented in Figure 4. Eight varieties showed different enzyme activities with diverse maximum peak times during grain filling stage.
We reasoned that Raman peaks of C D stretching are closely related to their chemical environments; thus, the structural difference between D-AAs should lead to diverse Raman peak positions and shapes.
Within the Near East hg U7 is most frequent and diverse in Iran, whilst in South Asia its frequency and diversity peaks are in the Indus Valley region (Fig. 2 and Supplementary Figure S1).
Nucleosome peaks are also diverse in height and shape.
A simple visual inspection at our web site (http://chromatin.unl.edu/cgi-bin/skyline.cgi) reveals that sequencing tags mapped to the genome form peaks diverse in shape, width and height.
As a lecturer in tourism at Manchester Metropolitan University, my father, Peter Hall, showed students at the university's Hollings campus and on field studies in areas as diverse as the Peak District, Snowdonia and Budapest the benefits and limits of sustainable tourism.
A suite of strong tremors characterized by diverse levels of peak accelerations and velocities were respectively specified as input motions at bedrock.
As expected, the MOD distribution is the most diverse, with a peak at approximately 0.3.
