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We have also noticed that when we examine distance matrices generated by some widely used MSA packages that these become increasing dominated by tied values.

African migration to Oceania (mainly Australia and to some extent New Zealand) is small but increasing, and dominated by Southern Africans, which seems to largely follow British colonial.

As grazing intensity increased, communities dominated by branched and erect growth forms were replaced by short swards dominated by narrow plants (Figures 3 and 4; Table 2).

The predicted functional role of the majority of genes with significantly higher expression in HR were interesting in view of the development of pathology in the subsequent late stage, which in our previous study was characterized by an increased inflammation dominated by influx of T cells [ 10].

For example, Munroe et al. (2007) have found that, in the USA, interstate trade has been increasing but is dominated by intra-industry trade for the Midwest states.

But he says his research shows that the increase is dominated by microbial emissions, particularly from the tropics.

At the initial fatigue stages, the surface roughness increases were dominated by the development of the slip bands.

Kinetic treatment shows that PDMS thermal volatilization, as rate of heating increases, becomes dominated by rate of diffusion and evaporation of oligomers produced on its decomposition.

Results show that the delay has a turnover behavior as temperature increases, being dominated by the competition of low-temperature branching and termination channels as well as the competition of forward and reverse reaction channels.

The results showed that salary increases are dominated by non-wage interventions, and "upstream" measures (i.e. recruiting individuals more likely to choose rural posts willingly, such as those with rural upbringings) are more cost-effective than "downstream" interventions, with the most cost-effective policy being the recruitment of students with rural backgrounds.

Earlier culture-based assessment of faecal microbiota obtained from patients with IBS demonstrated decreased faecal lactobacilli and bifidobacteria, and increased facultative bacteria dominated by streptococci and Escherichia coli as well as higher counts of anaerobic organisms such as Clostridium.