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Because expansions are detected in three distinct lineages that are also the most widespread (see Fig. 1), and because three independent and fairly simultaneous selective sweeps appear unlikely, we feel confident that these patterns reflect demography and not selection [ 47].

Lack of resolution for the basal nodes is suggestive of a fairly simultaneous vicariant event for these three species, coincident with the second aridification event at ~1.7 MYA (Table 1, node 6).

The hot spot was marked on the scalp to allow the same coil positioning during the experiments, and the TMS intensity was adjusted to produce simultaneous fairly stable basal MEPs of 400 800 µV in the right First Dorsal Interosseous (FDI) and of 200 500 µV in the Abductor Digiti Minimi (ADM) muscles.

It was perhaps not so much a movement as a simultaneous emergence of fairly like minds, given shape and direction by the determined boosting of the English music weekly the New Musical Express (NME which referred to Paul Weller of the Jam as "the Modfather of Britpop".

A carbon-paste electrode (CPE) chemically modified with the cobalt II -4-methylsalophen (cobalt II -4-methylsalophenmplex was used as a highly sensitive and fairly selecobalt II -4-methylsalophenr for simultaneous determination of minor mounts of asCoMSal asid (aA) and cySchiff.

However, this setting also poses some confounding factors, including fairly small group sizes, receipt of other simultaneous vaccines at the same visit, and the fact that some of the participants visited Asia before providing the postvaccination sample.

In our study, the rate of Gram- negative microorganisms was fairly higher It can be speculated that, simultaneous infections in other parts of the body which were caused by the same gram negative microorganisms may be responsible for that higher incidence.

The rules in simultaneous games, which players call "simuls," are fairly simple.

Looking at the two ROC curves in Fig. 5 and mentally projecting the sequential ROC curve to the right, it seems fairly safe to assume it would still fall below the simultaneous ROC.

The simultaneous equations needed to solve this problem are fairly complicated, but can be framed such that Cramer's rule may be applied.

Comparison of the speed estimates with earlier ones derived from simultaneous Doppler scintillation measurements at widely-spaced ground stations shows a fairly good agreement.