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His main divergence from Mr Cardoso was caused by the strong real policy, abandoned in 1999.
But the main divergence from the history books is that the village is regularly terrorised by dragons.
The main divergence and advantage of our features rely on the perceptual preprocessing steps that are used to model the human auditory system.
The main divergence in the experimental results is in the value of the true melting temperature of graphite in the range of 4000 or 5000 K.
A main divergence has been reported in the presence of an alanine-to-valine mutation at position 226 in the E1 gene [26].
The main divergence is between northern (Chefu) and southern (Limpopo) populations (in model K = 2).
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The main divergences, though, are in designs and in the age of the children.
Importantly, two main divergences from the literature were found.
If the main divergences within the T. pityocampa/ wilkinsoni complex date from the end of the Miocene, all clades also predate the Quaternary.
The consistency of our time estimates under three distinct molecular clock models suggests that the resulting timetree likely recovers the main divergences among lineages, which occurred in the mid to late Mesozoic.
Although the general features of this network are conserved among all eukaryotes, main evolutionary divergences concern the regulatory mechanisms.
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