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Evolutionary analysis including codon usage preference, site-specific selection and gene-expression evolution patterns were investigated and the results indicated remarkable divergences among the T. thermophila P450 genes.

Several volatile evolution patterns were identified for the compounds that showed increasing or decreasing levels during ripening, and compounds often grouped according to known biochemical pathways and/or chemical structure.

Concerning the 9 other dogs included in the study, different evolution patterns were also identifiable, in function of their capacity to perform a regular and maintained high frequency "bunny hopping" gallop.

Our classification of lake types and corresponding isotopic evolution patterns are likely typical of other thermokarst landscapes and their identification could be used to better predict hydrological responses to ongoing climate change.

One of the first models that exploits the temporal evolution patterns is proposed by Gursun et al. [32].

Evolution patterns are quite different between miRNAs of different ages.

They are excluded from this analysis because their evolution patterns are different from single nucleotide polymorphism (ex.

Our data showed that for miRNAs of different ages, evolution patterns are quite different in many aspects, from their precursor sequence and secondary structures (criteria of miRNAs identification), to their expression and targeting (the most important issues to elucidate miRNAs function).

Subgroups with similar hematocrit evolution pattern were determined thanks to a trajectory modeling.

The temperature evolution pattern is then correlated to the flow rate in the tube by simple mathematical processing.

Compared to D1-containing PSII centers, D1′ centers exhibited a 50% reduction in variable chlorophyll a fluorescence yield, while the flash-induced O2 evolution pattern was unaffected.