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The csSAM and DSection methods identified vastly different numbers of differentially expressed monocyte-specific genes (800 and 28, respectively).

Despite our expectations, as well as those set forth in previously published maize eQTL studies [ 28, 29], we identified vastly more cis-acting eQTL than trans-suggesting that the most significant eQTL will act in cis for most genes.

Thus, the transcription of the constructs representing alternative splicing events occurred in a DM1-relevant fly tissue (MHC-Gal4>UAS-minigene:Luc), identified as vastly affected in DM1 patients (Udd and Krahe, 2012).

But on the flip side, while identifying players who vastly out-earn their draft slots takes some skill, few owners, if any, could imagine the extent to which these players would over-perform.

The protein components of mitochondrial nucleoids have been identified in various organisms and are vastly divergent for organisms from different lineages (Kucej and Butow 2007).

The latter number vastly exceeding the total of 5′ ends identified.

Depending on the criteria used to recognize species, vastly different numbers and distributions can be identified.

More than 60% of the identified genes were uniquely induced in either bacterium suggesting vastly different molecular mechanisms of pathogenicity to the same insect host.

This vastly simplified data allowed reoccurring structures to be identified, while it also showed that no convergence is reached for the individual regions.

Nintendo managed to break away from the pack by identifying and courting a vastly different audience than its competitors: specifically, lapsed gamers and non-gamers.

While borders are rarely the focus of discussion around people trafficking, this article identifies that even in vastly different locations (politically, socioeconomically, and culturally) the border plays a central role – symbolically and materially – in the policy response and this is evidenced through examining the critical role of repatriation in the policy frameworks.