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His subsequent work on American television could not have been more dissimilar from his days at ITV and BBC.

Minimum correlation based methods extract a set key-frames such that the inter-key-frame correlation is minimal, i.e. it extracts the key-frames that are more dissimilar from each other.

At the finer (i.e. association) level of compositional resolution the Mokihinui lower gorge was more dissimilar from the Mokihinui upper gorge, with only one of 13 associations shared – the Weinmannia racemosa Fuscospora fusca (Fuscospora menziesii) /Griselinia littoralis/Blechnum discolor Grammitis billardierei forest (a: BBlPF4; Table 2, Fig. 2b).

To investigate the ability of these methods to be applied to molecules more dissimilar from the training data a test set (TS1) representing 20% of each isoform data set was selected at random with the remaining 80% forming the training set.

The target ring always had thin line-width, and dwell times were separately assessed for distractors that were similar to the target (i.e., thin line-width distractors) and those that were more dissimilar from the target (i.e., distractors with medium and thick line-width).

Further, individuals who are not approached to participate in research studies may be even more dissimilar from participants than those who are approached but who decline.

Well, other than that they both incorporate references to the German word for lightning, Rolf, I couldn't think of two more dissimilar tunes from two more dissimilar combos of that particular decade.

However, we also see that over evolutionary time, as genotypic canalization arises and genome ends become more similar, it are especially these offspring from more dissimilar parents which fitness and resemblance to one of their parents increases significantly.

Based on protein expression, the synaptic mitochondria from 5 and 24 month old mice cluster together and as depicted by the length of the dendrogram clusters, the synaptic mitochondria from 12 months are only slightly more dissimilar compared to synaptic mitochondria from 5 and 24 months.

In PCA, samples are classified according to similarity, thus when considering a scores plot when two samples have neighboring coordinates they are more similar; the farther they are from each other, the more dissimilar.

This is most likely due to the nature of TEs which have a complex evolutionary history within a single species' genome, where related sequences within salmonid genomes can be more dissimilar to candidate TEs than similar sequences from other species.