Indeed, the more load more differentiation is a general principle and it can also be used for the optimization of other object.
Differences between providers are thus emphasized; indicators on which there is relatively more differentiation are weighted more heavily in the overall score than indicators with little differentiation.
Significant genetic structure was also detected with a classification according to subsistence strategy, but under this categorization criterion and for each of the three datasets, the ΦCT index is lower than the ΦSC index, thereby meaning that more differentiation is found among populations in groups with matching subsistence mode than between those groups, even if only slightly more so.
Across groups, a significant positive correlation of r = 0.47 (P = 0.012) was observed between correct response rate and the averaged differentiation score for the final 100 ms of the delay phase only (Fig. 6), that is, a more pronounced differentiation was associated with better performance.
This trait was measured after two days of Fe treatment, representing an initial response to excess Fe, and after five days, when a more pronounced genotypic differentiation was observed.
Considering only stocked populations, a more pronounced genetic differentiation was observed among administrative regions than among lakes within regions, in total opposition with results obtained with unstocked lakes.
In this case as well, a more detailed differentiation is appropriate.
In general, more regional differentiation is evident among populations of the sea/river ecotype in both mtDNA and microsatellite DNA (Beacham et al. 2004, 2006) than in allozymes.
As previously observed (Vanderkerken et al, 1997), the 5T33MM cells were more blastic (centrally located nuclei, distinctive nucleoli) compared to 5T2MM cells in which the plasmacytic differentiation was more readily observed (eccentric location of the nucleus, clumped chromatin).
The phase of cell differentiation was more markedly observed between the 6th and the 12th week.
