Vista's built-in search function partly duplicates Outlook's, but the two run independently, both are slow, both support only the most primitive search logic, and it's weirdly difficult to be certain that either index is up to date.
As zebrafish have a partly duplicated genome, it often contains two paralogous genes when the mouse or human genome contains a single gene.
But since Philo's accounts are partly duplicated by the fuller account in Josephus, it is easier to base one's description on this, noting Philo's divergences from it and his amplifications of Josephus's points.
That reorganization was a bad idea from the start; it created unnecessary new layers of bureaucracy -- the DNI now has about 1,500 people, partly duplicating jobs that used to be done by the CIA.
Our results indicate that the moss clock mechanism may represent an ancestral state in contrast to the more complex and partly duplicated structure of subsequent land plants.
All of the cloned LycEPRV sequences were truncated and flanked either by plant DNA unrelated to EPRVs or by rearranged (fragmented, inverted or otherwise partly duplicated) EPRV regions that appeared to be out of context when compared to the TVCV-like consensus structure (Le4, Le5, Lh3, Lh7; Fig. 2A).
In comparison with the meta-SS, the novel combining strategy does not only remove (partly) duplicated information through a weight factor, but also decreases the influence from uniform penalization, which may be the key point why the power of DCMS is better than meta-SS.
It partly depends on terminology.
Paradoxically, it partly reflects union weakness.
And make it partly solar powered.
In addition, it has initially been unclear whether any new gene that includes part of a transposable element should be classified in a separate class [ 53], since strictly speaking it contains at least partly a duplicated sequence.
