Different patterns of bar motion were created by linking the bars in groups of uniform movement.
At various places along the coast, large numbers of QZ bunkers were built in groups of three, linked to each other by a prefabricated concrete tunnel.
This makes polykrikoids effective predators, as they are able to consume groups of dinoflagellates linked in defensive chain formations [ 23].
The groups of SNPs linked in GWAS with inflammation, triglycerides or HDL cholesterol were neither associated with MetS nor with MetS-score (all P-values ≥ 0.15).
Therefore, it seems that if one considers both plant and animals examples, pleiotropy does exist, and also that domestication mutations often exist in linked groups of multiple mutations/genes (certainly in the case of plant domestication genetic architecture).
We finally centered our analysis on the child GO terms containing at least 10 proteins for which interactome data were available, discarding smaller child GO terms, to avoid biases that could be caused by a few missing or a few false positive links in small groups of proteins.
Patterns do not support the presence of long arrays composed of linked units in Group III and IV species despite positive PCR signals with the 26S-5S primer sets.
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Last year, another team studied the link in a group of 740 men in Taiwan, aged 40 to 91 years, notable because Asian men generally have low rates of hereditary baldness.
