The new scheme is able to identify any possible coincidence without the use of a priori knowledge of the fragmentation mechanism.
This is the first clear genetic indication of a temporal proximity and possible coincidence of dispersals which encompassed autochthonous haplogroups with postulated "later" events of (S EA origin reconstructed from younger lineages.
The temporal proximity and possible coincidence of these latter dispersals, which encompassed autochthonous haplogroups, with the postulated "later" events of (South) East Asian origin pinpoints a highly dynamic migratory phase.
Possible coincidence with some climatic events in MYA (after [21]) is indicated, as well as modified estimates derived from slightly different molecular clocks (1.5 to 2.5%/MY; see additional file 1b for further details).
The suggestion that we examine possible coincidence of recombination junctions with special sequences such as replication origins is interesting, but without tests of causality it is not clear that much meaning can be attached to it.
Our data, in fact, points at a possible coincidence between the developmental trajectories of SHR and ADHD hyperactivity: SHR learned to (or matured to, we do not know) produce longer response bouts, a pattern that was more typical of WKY controls.
It's possible by coincidence it could be similar to another person".
The ability to detect fast (vs. moderated) fission neutrons makes possible a coincidence gate of the order of tens of nanoseconds (vs. tens of microseconds).
The spectrometer is a relatively conventional electrostatic-based design which consists of an electron gun, two 180° hemispherical analyzers, a Faraday cup, and an optional photon detector for possible triple coincidence experiments.
