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This assumption should be further studied, as different biofuels may differ widely in this respect.

Within a protein, these LCRs have been found to evolve more rapidly than flanking sequences such that their length and amino acid content may differ widely between homologues encoded by different species.

Domestic attacks like Timothy J. McVeigh's on Oklahoma City in 1995 and the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon should be treated as terrorism even if the motives may differ widely, according the study.

In the Teuthoidea (squids), especially the Oegopsida, the larvae may differ widely from the adult and the juvenile period may be quite long.

Moreover, in such an artificial environment their reactions may differ widely from the reactions that they would have to the same propaganda if reacting un-self-consciously in their customary environment.

Opinions may differ widely as to the balance of advantages or disadvantages, from the European and the African point of view, which have resulted from the irruption of the Great Powers of Europe into the African Continent, but no one can doubt that in shaping events that have so profoundly modified recent history Mr Stanley played a considerable part.

Similar cancer types may nevertheless differ widely in the genetic mutations they carry.

Effective exposure ranges for these mechanisms may also differ widely, that is, toxic equivalents.

Selection pressures faced by members of the gut microbiota may therefore differ widely between the earlier and later stages of infancy.

In the case of a bimodal posterior, the mode of the distribution depends on which of the two modes happens to have the higher probability density, and may thus differ widely even when the posterior distributions are quite similar.

[ 12] Systems maintained by managed care organizations to assist clinicians in providing quality care also differ widely, and may strongly influence performance.