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In addition to partitioning between different flow domains, there may also be equilibrium and nonequilibrium partitioning between the aqueous and solid phases.

In addition to partitioning clustering discussed thus far, the hierarchical clustering approach has been widely used for topic discovery as well [17].

In addition to partitioning the graph and evaluating the edge density of each cluster, we can also search for dense components directly by enumerating maximum cliques and finding k-cores.

In addition to partitioning domains among proteins, as P. pacificus seems to have done with the DIX domain being present in Ppac-dsh-1 and absent from Ppac-mig-5, other taxa can produce isoforms with and without certain domains (e.g., Cele- dsh-1 and Bmal-dsh-1; Figure 7).

For example, vertical partitioning segments contain predefined groups of columns; therefore, data stores from the column-family category can provide vertical partitioning in addition to horizontal partitioning.

A series of 2000 bootstrap replicates was performed in addition to a partition analysis in Phylopart (version 2.0) based on a percentile distance threshold of 9% and bootstrap support of ≥80%.

In addition to graph partitioning and hierarchical methods, which are particularly suitable for standard partitioning (each node belongs to a single community), other methodologies exist to detect overlapping communities as nodes may belong to several communities, for example, the clique percolation method, [ 24].

In addition to the partitioning of ancestral functions, we might also expect to detect apparent neofunctionalizations of gene duplicates, particularly when we compare deeply diverging lineages such as vertebrates and urochordates.

In addition to the major partition in cultivated and wild groups, STRUCTURE analysis identified three significant genetic groups, G1, including the majority of cultivars coming from Western region, G2, clustering sativa samples with predominance of cultivars coming from Eastern Georgia and G3, the group consistent with the wild accessions (Fig.  4).

In addition to the data partitions, the performance is examined in dependence on the subset of attributes used.

In addition to the clever partitioning of physical and social knowledge along species lines, the real revelation of this work is the way it demonstrates how lining up different genomes side-by-side with different behavior is the only way to truly understand where we came from and what kind of animal we are.