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Irrespective of the exact developmental processes underlying the subsequent functional specialization of cortical regions into a mature neural system for face recognition [61] [63], this specialization presumably leads to an alignment between cortical location and functional process [52], [64] [66].

Irrespective of the exact processes underlying functional specialization of cortical regions in the neural system of face recognition, this specialization presumably leads to an alignment between cortical location and functional process [67] [70].

This leads to an alignment of higher cost.

But the sequence set consisting of S1– S6 and S8– S19, for example, leads to an alignment of class 3 and a Topology III tree.

Rather than emboldening Iran and Russia, an American withdrawal from Syria would shatter the rationale for their cooperation, and could lead to an alignment of regional politics in the Middle East that could be favorable to American interests.

Combination of CR1+CR2 led to an alignment of 861 bp.

This led to an alignment of 74 Epd domain-containing proteins (35 previously known and 39 new sequences) having 261 amino acid positions.

Sequences were aligned using MUSCLE v3.8.31; the relatively small number of apparent insertion/deletion events led to an alignment that was <0.3% gap.

To investigate the influence of the guide tree on CLUSTAL W alignments, we proceeded as follows: As mentioned above, the CLUSTAL W alignment of ⅅ10 led to an alignment of class 3.

As expected, this led to an alignment of class 5 (cf. Fig. 4) whose score 9230 was 137 "DIALIGN units" smaller than the score of the corresponding class-3 alignment.

This led to an alignment length of 568 positions for the myosin analysis, 305 positions for the broadly sampled CS analysis (with fungal and metazoan hyaluronan synthases as outgroup), and 926 positions for the metazoan and choanoflagellate CS analysis (with fungal classes I III CSs as outgroup).