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The parameters of the ACT analysis depicted in figure 2 are set so that sequence identity of approximately 90% or more appears as a solid red block connecting each pairwise comparison, so at the degree of magnification used in figure 2, the latter form of genetic variation is masked.

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In other words, exaggeration and simplification once more appear as indispensible tools to provide emphasis.

(More appear in the Spring issue as well).

Many more appeared to be unconscious as they were wheeled into wards amid chaotic scenes.

What is more, it appears as if K.S.M. may have been preparing another al Qaeda operative, Zacarias Moussaoui, to take Jarrah's place.

Scd1 controls the de novo synthesis of MUFA, and, more globally appears as a key regulator of lipid metabolism.

More and more articulates appear as the larger number of higher fins is employed on bigger inner pipes.

The annual dinner in Washington, hosted by the White House Correspondents Assn.., has had an increasingly Hollywood bent to it in recent years, with more and more celebrities appearing as guests.

"The more we looked, the more it appeared as though we were looking at bona fide REM sleep," he says.

Directed evolution of cold-adapted enzymes to a more thermostable version, appears as an attractive strategy to fulfill the stability and activity requirements for the industry.

Mild corrosion will appear as black spots, more severe corrosion appears as a white, ashy deposit around one or both battery posts or terminals.

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