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In short segments (e.g., a single synteny block; Fig. 1A), the operation is restricted and a pattern of shuffling may appear evident.

As we state in Methods, when restricting rearrangement analysis to chromosomal segments, patterns of shuffling (the whirlpools) may appear evident, but such patterns vanish or distribute as the analysis is extended to the entire chromosome.

If the white-bearded professor we have in fact never seen in real life is replaced by the young, intelligent and dynamic, yet seemingly "normal" scientist, the pretext or own reassurance of "this is only a story" may appear less evident.

Results showing that movement prediction errors increased as the preparation times for such movements decreased may appear self-evident (speed-accuracy trade off).

Whilst the complexity of such tasks may appear self-evident, commissioning services for older people with mental health problems presents a number of special problems.

Although the qualities of good doctoring may appear self-evident it is still both useful and salutary to have these explicitly identified by women who are clearly immensely relieved to be taken seriously, listened to, and cared for by well-informed physicians.

Its importance is evident since delamination may appear even when there is no apparent damage in the structure.

Self-evident as these truisms may appear, most of the time we are aware of them only implicitly.

One can scarcely imagine him being taken seriously by anybody, but it soon becomes evident that Widmerpool, absurd though he may appear at first glance, is a dangerous man.

It is evident that such distribution of the elemental composition may appear only due to intensive diffusion of Si from the substrate and Ge into the substrate.

The imaging plane disparity becomes most evident in the anterior base and anterior apical lesions, which may appear in unexpected locations on anatomic axial MRI, versus fan-beam shaped TRUS.