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We did so as most of the aligned pre-miRNAs (26 out of 38) and as the more distant related pre-miRNAs (miRNA 498, 512 and 515) to C19MC code for two miRNAs per precursor.

Though for more distant related pairs, false negative rate gets slightly higher.

In contrast, the SSR motif is often lost in the more distant related species B. distachyon and O. sativa.

It exhibits the same trend that the inferred IBD boundaries are more ambiguous if two individuals are more distant related.

In contrast, SSR motifs are often lost in the more distant related species B. distachyon and O. sativa.

In contrast, none of the SSR motifs identified in L. perenne was completely conserved in the more distant related species B. distachyon and O. sativa.

BOLD-MRI appears most sensitive to oxygen levels adjacent to perfused vessels (that is, perfusion related or acute hypoxia) and BOLD-MRI sensitivity to more distant diffusion related or chronic hypoxia is an unknown.

A maximum likelihood reanalysis of Hypsa and others 12 data set by Schofield and Galvão, 13 however placed this species at an even more distant position, relating it to a clade composed of members of some other subcomplexes like T. brasiliensis, T. maculata, and T. rubrovaria, in addition to T. matogrossensis and T. sordida.

Although the power to detect the associations in these subgroups was limited, the explanation that the lack of effect in the more distant attempts was related to differential recall bias is also supported by the absolute rate of non-smoking being higher in those making unaided attempts more than 6 compared with less than 6 months ago.

Such biases require that divergences of several superfamily-level lineages lack relevant fossils for establishment in the fossil record, rather than be inferred from sister groups with identifiable fossils or even cladogenetically related, more distant lineages.

More distant relatives are generally less related but their relationships are also expected to deviate more from their expected values [ 14].