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Although we need more studies to discuss the alternative hypotheses about the discrepancy between mtDNA and craniometrical variation in South America, other molecular analyses suggest that such discrepancies could be mainly the result of non-random factors acting over the morphological divergence.
The list of nonassociated loci becomes more extensive if previous studies discussed elsewhere [ 18] are taken into account.
Eight studies discussed quality in more than one way.
The reason for this discrepancy is not understood at present; however, it should not be excluded that different growth mediums, exposure times, and/or growth phase (tryptic soy broth, 10 min, optical density 0.5, respectively) as well as a different P. aeruginosa isolates were used in the two studies (discussed in more detail later).
Although all the studies discussed here are more comprehensive in terms of transcriptome coverage (more than 0.5M 454 reads were generated), which is higher as compared to our current dataset of ~0.3M, none of them have comprehensively studied ES proteins.
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Due to the limitations already discussed, more studies are necessary to confirm this association and to evaluate the intrinsic mechanisms underlining this process.
The literature discussed above shows that more studies are required for proper understanding of gap acceptance behavior at uncontrolled intersections.
We have inserted references to the listed studies and more fully discussed the studies we had already cited.
One early academic study, discussed in this column more than four years ago, found evidence of favoritism in the ways fund families sometimes allocate trades among their individual funds.
Another study discussed here looked at hiring and firing decisions of active managers made by more than 3,700 retirement plan sponsors over a nine-year period.
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