Enslaved women, too, sometimes shared their breast milk with each other in an example of more communal mothering processes.
Similarly, the endpoint values of the clusters do largely differ from each other: as an example, 34 of 39 compounds in cluster 7 are categorized as active.
Ports 2 and 3 are in phase with each other, hence this is an example of a 0° hybrid.
manavi", which are not each other's closest relatives, forming an example of convergent evolution.
Just because a group differs on both types of factors does not demonstrate that the factors are necessarily related to each other; such an assumption is an example of the "ecological fallacy" (10, 11 ).
"The film did play a part in bring us back together, but more importantly if we can be reconciled with each other then I think it sets an example of what could be achieved".
General Myers calls their relationship, in which, like certain married couples, they sometimes finish each others' sentences, as "a mind-meld" or an example of "two Type A's working on each other".
Interestingly, these and three other highly-correlated intron 9 SNPs (Figure S1) were independent of each other in HapMap at r2<0.9, serving as an example of non-transferability of linkage disequilibrium (LD) across populations.
He keeps talking about the "trust" he's established and how they know each other "very well". "I think this is an example of Scott talking in code," Gregory says.
The Analysis of Variance allows the comparison of the effects of all other variables (number of taxa, method of analysis, model of simulation, coevolution factor) on the dependent variable (the AUC), as well as checking if any of these variables interact with each other (for example, a given method of analysis being much better under a specific model of simulation).
