Instead, a rolling schedule was used, indicating that the order may differ from litter to litter.
However, at finer scales (sub-cM) marker-orders may differ between component and composite maps due to limited statistical power to order such tightly linked markers.
The exact fine marker order may differ slightly in other populations, and users should be prepared to establish the order for closely linked markers in their mapping and breeding populations.
Combined, these findings suggest that male and female compound eyes and higher order visual processing may differ in A. aegypti.
However, the potency and affinity of such agonist ligands may vary depending on the physiology of individual species, and where such receptors respond to a number of related ligands (as in the case of FFA2 and the SCFAs; refs. 4, 18), the rank order of function may differ.
These results, combined with analysis of dsx expression in the developing pupal brain and the detection of numerous compound eye and eye development GO categories among genes associated with Dsx consensus binding sites (Table 5; Additional file 2), indicate that male and female compound eyes and higher order visual processing may differ in A. aegypti.
In order to quantitate how individual scorings may differ between different potential arthroscopists, we asked seven raters to assess 50 images.
Experimental evidence suggests that different functions may differ by orders of magnitude in the numbers of proteins that perform them [13], [14], [35], hinting that protein functions may differ in their designability just like structures do.
It is considered a basic result that a Gröbner basis always exist for any ideal and any monomial order, but the result may differ according to the monomial order of choice.
RF exposure generally decreases with increasing distance from the antenna; however, the exposure at the same ground-level distance from different base stations may differ by four orders of magnitude because of base station parameters and environmental scattering (Neubauer et al. 2007).
