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Notwithstanding, for concentrated samples, the ISP model infers that clustered nanoparticles are being interpreted as single entities of larger magnetic moment and volume, effect that is apparently related to a collective and complex magnetic moment dynamics within the cluster.

But because Mr. Romney has made an overall gain in the forecast since Thursday, and because Florida was very close even before the conventions, the model infers that he probably has a slight edge there now.

This model infers that these students, otherwise equal to their peers, are somehow lacking intellectually.

The Markov model infers that both sox17a and sox17b are regulators of hnf1b, foxa1, foxa2, foxa4a and gata6.

This model inferred that the European population had an ancient effective population size of 7300 diploid individuals until 6167 generations ago, when the population size expanded to 14,474 individuals.

A phylogenetic tree generated under the M0 model inferred that branches leading to two of the species, T. spiralis and X. index, exhibited much larger divergence (> 3 substitutions per codon).

The model inferring that soybean has adapted part of an existing pathogen recognition and defense cascade (SCN parasitism and insect herbivory), to a new pathogen (F. virguliforme) disease (root rot and leaf scorch and syndrome (SDS) has broad implications for crop improvement.

Specifically, the Gazave et al. (2014) model inferred that the European population had a constant effective population size of 10,000 (diploid) individuals before 4720 generations ago and went through the ancient bottleneck between 4720 and 4620 generations ago with a population size of 189.

Both models infer that tumors may be initiated by some certain cells, which were termed as stem-like cells.

Models inferred that when the dam is completed, the water level in Dongting Lake could increase by 0.06 1.5 m from January to May and decrease by 1.6 2.0 m from November to December.

The southern "S" lineage of S. basiliscus represents a case of strong discordance between deep mtDNA divergence and shallow nDNA separation from the adjacent (but now isolated) central "C" lineage; ABC coalescent modeling inferred that this was due to recent range expansion of C and introgression [ 28].