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To test the proposed pattern, we compare the results with three traditional methods: SBM, SPWM, and OPWM.

To illustrate the differences between the double pulse pattern of the two focal species and the ancestral single pulse pattern, we compare the data from N. ensiger and N. maxillosus to that of a species with single pulse pattern (N. robustus).

Secondly, to determine what birds had attended to when learning the discrimination, colour and/or pattern, we compared how they generalized their avoidance of the 'training stimulus' to either a 'colour only' or 'pattern only' stimulus.

To test the significance of the observed pattern, we compared our results to a random model which took into account the observed bias of emergence events.

To test for the occurrence of a local adaptation pattern, we compared the traits that had evolved in the T- and P-lines on tomato and pepper.

To specifically determine the contribution of Tfeb to mTORC1-induced gene expression and the LLHL pattern, we compared scrambled versus Tfeb shRNA-expressing cells.

To determine whether genes differentially expressed as a result of sex chromosome parent-of-origin share a common organismal expression pattern, we compared our results with microarray data from dissected larval and adult organs and tissues (Chintapalli et al. 2007).

As menstrual cycle phase comparisons revealed several differences in the methylation pattern, we compared the lists of endometriosis-specific differentially methylated genes and regions to the menstrual cycle-specific alterations.

Then, to gain insights into the functional relevance of this evolutionary pattern, we compared the biological function of these isoforms: i) In cellulo promoter assays showed that they are transcribed from two alternative promoters, only B exhibiting feedback regulation.

To investigate possible drivers of these patterns, we compared the contribution of several potential physical and biological predictors (Table 1, appendix S3).

Considering these electron density variations as "quiet ionosphere patterns" we compared them with the Global Self-consistent Model of the Thermosphere, Ionosphere and Protonosphere (GSM TIP) simulations and the International Reference Ionosphere IRII) predictions.