Nevertheless, these different experimental treatments induce volatile patterns that differ qualitatively and quantitatively ([ 8, 39], Meiners T. unpublished data).
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In these contexts, firms implemented costing practices at patterns that differ from those reported for Anglo-American organizations.
Feedback in the establishment of vegetation has been shown to produce spatial patterns that differ from the geomorphological basis for resources.
Furthermore, metastatic lesions may have genetic expression patterns that differ from the expression pattern in the primary lesion or from each other, and these lesions can therefore show a different behaviour and response to treatment.
This is regrettable because the geographical origin of different populations may lead to phenotypic plasticity in the same species and population-specific growth patterns that differ from published data sets.
In the absence of other alternatives, people who rely on public transportation to conduct their daily activities have travel patterns that differ from discretionary transit users, especially those who choose to use transit for work trips.
Similarly, consultation biases may exist as the military population have medical consultation patterns that differ from the general population.
Mups are multiple highly related proteins expressed in combinatorial patterns that differ between individuals, gender, and age; which are sufficient to fulfill the first two criteria.
Although a small fraction of probes exhibit hybridization patterns that differ from expectations for various reasons, the overall mapping accuracy and resolution generated using this technology is high.
Isolates with PFGE patterns that differ from each other by two to three bands were considered clonally related, as this pattern is consistent with a single genetic event, i.e. a point mutation or an insertion or deletion of the DNA.
