Hence, the difference in the distributions likely results not from differences in the beneficial tails of the distributions, but rather from a difference in the proportions of deleterious vs. wt-like mutations (cf. Figure 5).
This effect can be identified from the differences in the spatial distributions of peak ground velocities for different frequency ranges.
As seen from Figure 3, there is an apparent temporal reduction in the difference in the bacterial distributions between earthworms.
Afterwards, we obtained a distribution of the difference in the means of the shuffled groups.
The difference in temporal distribution of periods of wakefulness is evident from the representative data in Figure 1.
There is no significant difference in the distribution of mammals based on body size from the Late Pleistocene to the Mid-Holocene (Supplementary Note 2).
In fact any difference in the distribution can always be accounted for by differences in electoral rules.
These show the difference in distribution of each variable.
Such a difference in the distributions mainly comes from the different effective population sizes of these subspecies.
The difference is in the distribution of funds and services for those individuals and families.
