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If we now observe a decay sequence whose α-particle energies and decay times are consistent with the expected decay chain, then the probability that this signal is indeed originating from a decay of 267Bh is much higher than if we just observe single α-particle or spontaneous fission decays.

Figure 5(c) overlays the neural spikes of Figure 5(b) on top of each other to demonstrate that all the measured action potentials have similar temporal shapes, indicating that all the measured neural responses are indeed originating from a single neuron [ 76].

Therefore, we concluded that the bioluminescent signal indeed originated from a single 4T1-luc2-1A4 cell.

However, there is a strong relationship between the X and the fourth chromosomes, and POF may indeed originate from a buffering/dosage compensating system.

Of the 50 resources that responded to this particular question, 68% confirmed that their database or resource indeed originated from a funded project, while the remaining 32% did not.

A triploid plant from the Allos population (no. 23), that shows fully apomictic reproduction (Table  3), may have indeed originated from an apomictic pollen donor.

Moreover, the eukaryotic lineage is rooted deeply within the crenarchaeal-thaumarchaeal subtree, suggesting that eukaryotic RPC34 indeed originates from an ancestor that belonged to this group of archaeal proteins.

The presence of Melan-A and melanoma-associated microRNAs argue that the isolated exosomes are indeed originating from the melanoma metastases, although some liver cell-derived exosomes may have been co-isolated with the melanoma-derived exosomes.

This distribution indicates that the accumulated material indeed originated from the gel and was not just a remnant from the initial pre-incubation.

To further support the idea that the Nef-related signals we detected by Western blot analysis indeed originated from virion incorporated NefG3C-GFP molecules, VLPs were purified through a iodixanol gradient, and the recovered fractions analyzed by Western blot.

So, if DUX4 did indeed originate from DUXC, its relationship to Duxbl can perhaps be described as it being a retrogene paralogue of a paralogue (DUXC) of Duxbl, not an orthologue.