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Our data show that numerosity-selective neuronal responses are spontaneously present in the distinct endbrains of diverge vertebrate taxa.
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Before the use of DIVERGE, our sequence dataset was examined to satisfy the conditions recommended by Gu et Vander Velden (2002), which permit us to obtain higher efficiency of detecting functional divergence-related residues: 1) each cluster has more than four amino acid sequences; (2) all pairwise sequence identities are <90%; and (3) multiple alignment is reliable.
But she does not appear to have any intention of diverging from Gove's agenda.
Bromide depth profiles clearly indicated the occurrence of diverging flow in the wetter subsoil.
Avtzis, D. N., Arthofer, W. & Stauffer, C. Sympatric occurrence of diverged mtDNA lineages of Pityogenes chalcographus (Coleoptera, Scolytinae) in Europe.
Former federal prosecutor Patrick Cotter said the move would be, at least, a signal of diverging legal strategies.
It was found that in the case of diverging dendrites the favorably oriented grain overgrows the misaligned grain.
The thermo-hydraulic performance of diverging and converging microchannels is of significance in the development of compact heat sinks.
The surprises now being found in the DNA of diverging species are, of course, things Darwin could never have guessed at.
Sarah Jones, in her solo show "Bridge & Tunnel," transforms herself into a good dozen New Yorkers of diverging ages, attitudes and nationalities, sharply defining each.
