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In general, the four ellipses are almost the same in the case of little occlusion while they may differ more significantly in the case of higher occlusion.

The advantage became even more obvious when we looked at the detection rates for individual proteins, where the performance of the two programs may differ more substantially than overall.

Molecular level evidence suggests that gene regulation may differ more than expected between rodent and humans.

Our hypothesis was that predicted "ancient LGT genes" would be more conserved between the two strains and that "recent LGT genes" may differ more between strains.

Conversely, given the much larger difference in estimated current population sizes, combined with the severe bottleneck estimated in D. miranda, polymorphism-based estimates of selection may differ more dramatically between species.

For example, if strains differ in the concentration or dynamics of acetyl-CoA but not of S-adenosyl methionine (SAM) biosynthesis, then protein acetylation patterns may globally differ more between the strains than methylation patterns.

This is important, since comparing different BD algorithms, the incidence of BDblood >12.0 mmol/L may differ by more than 150% (2.5 times) 28.

Barriers to access may differ in more developed settings, in urban areas with better infrastructure, and where the commercial ITN sector is more developed.

While chromosome-specific telomeres tend to be similar between different individuals [48], [70] [73], allele specific lengths are inherited [74] and may differ by more than 6 kb at the same telomere [75].

There are indicators that the actual and modeled emissions may differ by more than a factor of two.

When initial porosity changes by 10%, the resulting estimated thickness after compaction recovery may differ by more than 10% (Yang and Qi 2003).