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In this study we instead acknowledged that different synchronization methods may correspond to different environments (internal and/or external) in which the cells propagate, and sought to explain why genes have different expression patterns with respect to periodicity under these conditions.

The only selection performed on the isolated units was to exclude units whose waveforms showed three peaks (as described in the Methods section), as these may correspond to fibers of passage rather than local neuronal firing.

The intersection points of the 42 pulses analyzed for the TIA method define a region of width ∆x, which may correspond to the width of the conduit.

It is not clearly detected in this method, but a slightly high correlation in central Shikoku around 2013 may correspond to this event.

This leads us to methods that find clusters of transcripts and describe these clusters., These clusters may correspond to groups of transcripts being targeted by a specific miRNA, a pool of miRNAs, or a specific ncRNA.

This confirms the relevance of the combined de novo approach as implemented in the TEdenovo pipeline and shows that de novo consensus sequences may correspond to TEs even if they remain unclassified by this method.

For example, PRUNE2 has been shown to inhibit certain forms of oncogenic transformation, which may correspond to its differential regulation in GIST and LMS as observed through the TSP method [ 35].

The changes in Loreto may correspond to a broader shift in Peru's attitude toward conservation.

"If it is difficult to work out who gave what, then it may correspond to the letter of the rules but it certainly does not correspond to the spirit of them," he said.

Napster argues that in some cases the song files not only do not correspond to the song, but may correspond to works not owned by the major record labels.

yr BP may correspond to LIA cooling.