The long branch-lengths reflect alignments optimized to provide intact reading frames and are not representative of base changes, and so they reflect the divergence of the translated loop at the amino acid level.
(Multilateral donor representative) Following HSSMP approval, unspecified donor funding for health decreased consistently from 40.3% in 2003 to 3.7% in 2007, reflecting alignment with HSSMP priorities [ 27].
Second, we divided the gene families into five groups reflecting alignment conservation, as captured in the proportion of identical sites of an alignment (supplementary fig. 4, Supplementary Material online), and analyzed these five groups separately.
This is a relatively conservative reference and reflects alignments only with known or predicted protein coding sequences.
We propose that the selection of entry mode should reflect the alignment of the technical and organizational architectures: that is, they need to be 'mirrored'mirrored
The findings correspond to current histological and microscopy data on the fibrous structure of aortic tissue, and therefore the eigenvector maps and fibre tractography appear to reflect the alignment of the fibers in the aorta.
Consequently, reduced X-chromosome diversity may reflect poorer alignment or mapping to the An.
Such tissue overlap may reflect (incorrect) alignment of a contig to a protein which shares a conserved domain but has a different function.
T2 mapping can reflect collagen alignment accurately but may not detect early stage cartilage damage because proteoglycan depletion occurs before collagen depletion in patients with OA-induced cartilage damage [ 1].
Put another way, the experiences of sex workers as documented in this study reflect an alignment and interaction of state, law, social discourse, institutions, philosophies and general public opinions.
