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The most remarkable pattern is seen in X. mesostena, the most widespread of the endemic species.

WSP shows the most remarkable pattern of recombination seen among the Wolbachia proteins studied so far [ 31].

However, the most remarkable pattern occurs in the contact zone between lineages A2 and B1 (in the Iberian Mountain Range; Figure  1A), where individuals corresponding to both lineages are separated by a narrow band of a few kilometers without any exchange of haplogroups, at least in the individuals sampled so far.

Perhaps the most remarkable expression pattern observed is that of TIP2 1, which in 8-day old roots is only detectable in a small region at the base of the lateral roots (Fig. 1O, arrowhead).

What is most remarkable is that the pattern never changes.

This spatial pattern is most remarkable in the shallow portions at depths of 2 7 and 5 10 km, as shown in Fig. 6a, b, respectively, as opposed to the deep portions at depths of 8 13 and 11 16 km, as shown in Fig. 6c, d. Figure 7 shows the spatial change in the direction of the σ 1-axis along the 35.7° N and 35.5° N lines of latitude.

In all cases, representative genomes possessed a typical recruiting pattern with metagenomic islands as their most remarkable feature.

The nonuniform distribution that yielded most remarkable difference from the uniform distribution (Fig. 2A) was the pattern II in Fig. 1.

The peak time for the nonuniform distribution in this pattern was most deviated from that for the uniform distribution in the midline region (Fig. 7B **) unlike in other nonuniform distribution patterns for which the peak time difference was most remarkable (Figs.

But it's the pre-Code movies about women that are the most remarkable now, in part because their sexual attitudes don't fit into any obvious political or moral pattern.

C4 photosynthesis represents a most remarkable case of convergent evolution of a complex trait, which includes the reprogramming of the expression patterns of thousands of genes.