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Still, I am overwhelmed by the idea that I will soon have to offer mildly intelligent summary paragraphs about a nation with over a dozen major languages, hundreds of dialects and a host of highly distinct cultures.

In spite of highly distinct crystal structures, the conjugated α and Ti2Cu phases attain a nearly perfect lattice correspondence along certain crystallographic planes, which results in a low interfacial energy configuration and favours the co-development of these phases.

Comparison of term infant AF and late preterm infant AF RNA-Seq profiles revealed hundreds of highly distinct transcripts that can be correlated with fetal organ maturity.

Indeed, this is the proposed reason for the effectiveness of k s k (20 ) 2. Strong microsatellite selection coupled with high mutation rate drives a small number of highly distinct haplotypes to high frequencies (i.e., low K and high S).

Both nuclear and mitochondrial markers provided clear-cut and consistent results regarding the geographical delimitation of two highly distinct genetic entities, and our dense sampling allowed delimitation of species ranges at a fine-scale resolution.

The differences between the effects of HS5 and HS27a cells underscore the fact that marrow-derived stroma comprises a spectrum of functionally highly distinct cell populations.

Recently Lundberg et al. [ 107] examined the relationships of a highly distinct freshwater catfish, Lacantunia enigmatica (Lacantuniidae) from Chipas, Mexico, and found that Lacantunia was derived from within a multifamily clade of African freshwater catfishes ("Big Africa" in Sullivan et al. [ 21]; see Figures 3, 6).

The influence of the groundbreaking, highly distinct sound of Arab on Radar was obvious.

We postulate that the neurotoxins of MOh are highly distinct to those of Naja cobras' as a result of adaptive evolution and positive selection to ensure that the MOh neurotoxins are sufficiently effective to bind Naja's nicotinic receptor since Naja cobra is a prey top in king cobra's food list – a known predator prey phenomenon in palm oil estates in Malaysia.

In addition, comparison of McbR with other members of the FCD domain family shows that this family of proteins adopts highly distinct oligomerization interfaces, which has implications for DNA binding and regulation.

As seen in Figure 3, the vast majority of cell types have highly distinct sets of HECS genes, with two mouse cell types sharing an average of only 16.1% HECS genes, while human cell types share an average of 11.6%.