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The homogeneous evolution of the microstructure during annealing, coupled with no appreciable change in texture, is consistent with the advanced stages of continuous recrystallization, and also structurally and kinetically similar to conventional subgrain growth/grain growth in high-stacking fault energy, low-solute alloys.

In the first phase, that we denoted homogeneous evolution, it is assumed that all the genes have identical intron gain and loss rates, formally, that θ g = θ0 and η g = η0 for any gene g.

The EM algorithm was applied to the set of 391 orthologous genes from 19 eukaryotic species ([ 20] and see Methods), under the homogeneous evolution assumption, and the profile likelihood technique was used to estimate the 95% confidence interval for each parameter (Additional file 1).

Bowker's test therefore permits to assess whether compositional differences have accumulated between two sequences through non-homogeneous evolution.

We also discuss ways that may help improve the use of mitogenomes in phylogenetic analyses by accounting for non-stationary and non-homogeneous evolution among branches.

The homogeneous hydrogen evolution reaction catalyzed by [Ni PPh2NBn2)2]2+ (where PPh2NBn2 is 1,5-dibenzyl-3,7-diphenyl-1,5-diaza-3,7-diphosphacyclooctane) electrocatalyst was examined and analyzed with IDA electrodes.

Micromechanics-based models for each elementary mechanism have been developed and enhanced over the past 40 years, allowing microstructure-informed failure predictions essentially assuming homogeneous damage evolution.

The observed universe, the universe at high redshift, early universe microwave background radiation, relativistic homogeneous isotropic cosmologies, evolution of structure in the universe, primordial nucleosynthesis.

Most conventional phylogenetic models, like those used in our analyses, also assume homogeneous processes of evolution throughout the tree.

LRT-tests rejected the null hypothesis of a homogeneous rate of evolution among lineages for the two subsets (Table 3).

We first provide homogeneous series about the evolution of marriages, prenuptial agreements and matrimonial property regimes.