One subtype H3N2 isolate, swine/Guangdong/7/2006, grouped closely with A/Moscow/10/99 (H3N2), and the subtype H1N2 isolate swine/Guangdong/1222/2006 shared close similarities with North American swine triple reassortant viruses (Technical Appendix, panel B).
The orchestra was quite large -- there were eight double basses making a wonderful clean boom from the back of the platform -- but the players were all grouped closely together and around Mr. Barenboim, and they shared the same musical focus.
A 16S rRNA based clone library from this biomass revealed that the alphaproteobacterial clones grouped closely with Candidatus 'Monilibacter batavus' and Defluviicoccus clones in a cluster separate from the existing cluster I and II Defluviicoccus.
Phylogenetic analysis and dendrograms identified NSP2 genes that exhibited reassortment between different virus VP7 genotypes, as well as a sequence from a human strain that grouped closely with the NSP2 genes of bovine rotavirus strains.
In general, the communities in each plots grouped closely, thus indicating a little influence from sampling time.
In addition, the figure shows that the SWCNTs are grouped closely together and are entangled with each other forming bundles, due to the strong van der Waals interaction between the CNTs that causes the agglomeration of the tubes (Sethi and Barron 2009).
Phylogenetic context is important for exploring this issue because it makes a significant difference whether species with nonplanktotrophic development are found to be grouped closely together on phylogenetic trees or whether they are found to show multiple independent origins within predominantly planktotrophic groups.
So, when you gaze at these four objects grouped grouped closely together in the evening sky on Tuesday night, be aware of just how far apart they really are.
The central highlands of Chiapas were occupied by a number of Maya peoples, including the Tzotzil, who were divided into a number of provinces; the province of Chamula was said to have five small towns grouped closely together.
The central highlands were occupied by a number of Maya peoples, including the Tzotzil, who were divided into a number of provinces; the province of Chamula was said to have five small towns grouped closely together.
