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Note that the shorter DNA fragments are more tightly grouped and closely centered over the CTCF motif.

To further illustrate this point, we have now included a V-plot analysis (PMID: 22025700) as a supplement, indicating that the shorter DNA fragments are more tightly grouped and closely centered over the CTCF motif.

The tendency for LV and LM to be centered more closely to each other than to LT in the common morphospace is consistent with this explanation.

It more closely resembles the center-left deals cut by Tom Daschle and Bob Dole, or Ted Kennedy and Mitt Romney.

Therefore, the position of the core product contributes to the creation of a competitive advantage: when one firm's core product is located more closely to the center of the market than the competitor's, its customization can always cover more range of the center space in the market, while keeping its degree of customization smaller than the competitor's.

The USCIS has begun to look more closely at regional centers.

In some cases, a chapter has worked even more closely with the counseling center, providing student interviewers to sit in when candidates are interviewed for counseling jobs.

For others, many of them developing countries, it holds out the worrying prospect of a United Nations aligning itself ever more closely with new power centers: the big corporations, high technology gurus and cultural icons of the industrialized world.

According to SECA features, it is intuitive that each cluster size is almost the same and cluster heads locate more closely to the cluster centers.

The distribution of experimentally obtained footprints matches the behavior of the second model more closely (Fig. 1D, center).

Goetze et al. [ 29] showed that RIDGEs in general are less condensed, more irregularly shaped, and are located more closely to the nuclear center than anti-RIDGEs.