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The poorer discrimination could have potentially been due to the absence of relative motion, because unlike the fixation intervals, the dot pattern, target, and window all moved together in the pursuit intervals.
Due to the vast variety in function, structure, expression pattern, target organisms and producing hosts, the classification of AMPs is difficult and somewhat arbitrary to date.
Despite high similarity in conservation pattern and mature miRNA sequences, miR159 and miR319 have distinct expression patterns, targets and functions.
Conversely, differences in expression patterns, target genes and functions indicate that miR159 and miR319 are evolutionarily distinct groups.
Results also reveal that (i) the system uncertainties would significantly affect water resources allocation pattern (including target and shortage); (ii) water shortage would be enhanced from 2016 to 2070; and (iii) the more the inflow amount decreases, the higher estimated water shortage rates are.
We combine a target-driven algorithm with least-cost path analyses to delineate optimal corridors for capturing key biodiversity processes while simultaneously considering biodiversity pattern targets, conservation opportunities, and future threats.
A growing number of studies have also demonstrated similar patterns in target and nontarget species (Brausch and Smith 2009; Cothran et al. 2013; Bendis and Relyea 2014; Nkya et al. 2014).
These instabilities occur spontaneously and form target patterns and rotating spiral waves, bearing remarkable similarity with patterns observed in excitable media.
In our system, we rely on the output of barometer to determine the walking pattern of the target and then count the number of steps to estimate the height of the target, as shown in Table 2.
The XRD patterns of initial target and as-deposited sample are shown in Fig. 1.
There was a closer similarity between the expression patterns of forestomach (target) and glandular stomach (non-target) than between any of the other organs.
