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The other cluster was formed by roots and flowers, which were differentiated in 28% of the comparisons and were both highly differentiated from shoot apex and pollen.
The Northwest Semitic languages, including Hebrew, differentiated noticeably during the Iron Age (1200 540 BCE), although in its earliest stages Biblical Hebrew was not highly differentiated from Ugaritic and Amarna Canaanite.
A similar pattern was observed for the Beijing and Romanian populations, which were closely related but highly differentiated from all others.
We found no indication of significant higher-level (regional) structure in the geographic distribution of B-like variants of Gp-9 in S. invicta, although local populations are highly differentiated from one another.
However, X. fastidiosa subsp. pauca is highly differentiated from the other three subspecies (about 3%; see 7), suggesting long-term isolation, which makes South America an unlikely source for X. fastidiosa subsp. fastidiosa.
Populations in midwestern USA and western Mexico were highly differentiated from the rest of the sites under study.
Service family design is a cost-effective way for achieving mass customization by developing highly differentiated products from a common platform while laying emphasis on individual products.
BHY derives from a highly differentiated and invasive SCC from the lower alveolus (DSMZ ACC 404) [ 23] and FaDu originates from an undifferentiated hypopharyngeal SCC (ATCC HTB-43) [ 24].
This study represents an extensive analyse of the benign and highly differentiated ovarian disease from an immunohistochemical perspective.
The population from Ploudaniel was significantly highly differentiated (P < 0.01; Table 4) from those from Val de Saire (FST = 0.194), Saint-Malo (FST = 0.182), and Jersey (FST = 0.152).
Overall, our 19-gene signature for cancer grades performed well on the Kim data and obtained 78.0% classification accuracy on 5-fold cross validation in terms of distinguishing poorly from highly differentiated cancers.
