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However, this putative relationship has been refuted more recently based on detailed anatomical and histological comparisons (Rieppel 2000; Scheyer 2007).

More recently based on transcriptome profiling, two subgroups (group A and B) of PF ependymoma have been identified with distinct molecular, clinical characteristics and specific chromosomal aberrations.

More recently, based on an experimental underwater communication system, Wang et al. [4] observed that unknown users transmitting multiple sonar waveforms in the same environment may lead to significant performance degradation.

More recently, based on the analysis of the variance of MIS estimators, Sbert et al. [11] discovered a MIS non-balance heuristic estimator that is provably better than balance heuristic with equal count of samples.

More recently, based on the analysis of genome expression profiling, it was proposed that over-expression of DNA repair genes enhances the invasive behaviour of tumour cells.

Sts 5 was initially viewed as a female based on its small canine sockets, but more recently, based on a combination of size and morphological considerations, Sts 5 has been classified either as 'sex indeterminate' [26] or regarded as a small adult male [30].

The company has fabricated furniture, fittings and hardware for the architect's own Upper East Side duplex and, more recently, bases of the 27 stainless-steel tables with translucent resin tops that Meier, a Pritzker Prize winner, designed for 66, Jean-Georges Vongerichten's new restaurant.

More recently, base station (BS) cooperation [2 10] was proposed as a means to improve the performance of cell-edge user and mitigate the problem of inter-cell interference.

Other differences previously described include restriction site differences, and more recently, base-pair differences [11], [37], [38].

But it was only more recently, while based in Washington, that I began to wonder about the possible health effects of the hidden sugars in processed food.

More recently, NCs based on less toxic elements have also been developed [7 12].