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Localities or sets of localities that are resolved as a clade in the mtDNA gene tree are predominantly assigned to a characteristic nuclear genotypic cluster with high average assignment probabilities (0.9 1.0) in the STRUCTURE assignment plot (Fig. 2, Table 2).
Wal-Mart, the nation's largest private employer, has created two work forces with women "predominantly assigned to the lowest-paying positions with the least chance of advancement," the lawsuit says.
Therefore, catalytic innovation is predominantly assigned to the mid-range taxonomy.
Some other populations were predominantly assigned to the same clusters: B and D1 on the one hand, and F, IT1 and PO1 and the other hand.
However, while individuals within M. berthae and M. myoxinus are predominantly assigned to distinct nuclear clusters, the M. rufus population of Ranomafana has an average of 12% of its overall membership coefficients attributed to the M. berthae cluster and 9% attributed to M. myoxinus clusters (Table 2).
Note that samples are predominantly assigned to neighbouring populations when using PCAIMs, especially Germany and France.
In addition, late petal development of both, Iberis and Arabidopsis, is governed predominantly by genes assigned to the categories protein, RNA, signalling, misc (subsuming various enzymes involved in different processes), transport and cell, accounting together for about 75% of all categories.
Senior cadres were assigned to perform predominantly advisory and managerial roles in the health care system.
The division was assigned to II Anzac Corps, a predominantly Australian formation and the 199th Brigade moved into the front line to replace the 3rd Australian Division on 5 October.
Narratives from participants assigned to TAU were predominantly classified as negative or neutral trajectories.
Narratives from participants assigned to HF were predominantly classified as positive trajectories; no HF participants' narratives were classified as negative trajectories.
