In other words, whether the AT and Asian zebu inferred genetic ancestry in EASZ at K=3 may be further separated into distinct genome components that reflect in-depth details revealing the history of the breed.
Reflecting in depth for the first time on the eight-week campaign that ended in the heartbreaking last-gasp semi-final defeat by New Zealand at Wembley, Sinfield described the experience of leading England as the most intense and challenging of his career, "for a whole host of different reasons".
In phase two, supervisors record a supervision session with a consenting supervisee; interpersonal process recall interviews are conducted separately with supervisor and supervisee to reflect in depth on the teaching and learning processes occurring.
In the 2020s China will probably be the world's biggest economy, but not the most advanced.America's sophistication is reflected in the depth of its financial markets.
Early wine bottles were short and squat, but in the late 18th century they became progressively taller, a trend that was reflected in the depth of cellarettes.
Dickens wrote that the varnished wood reflected "in the depth of its grain, through all its polish, the hue of the wretched slaves".
Finally, we demonstrate that long-term climate and climate variability are reflected in the depth and concentration of the calcic soil properties.
This is reflected in the depth of the corresponding wells in the PMF (see Figures 2 and 3A,B).
When summed, anthocyanins ranged in concentration from 0.11 mg.g-1 to 3.73 mg.g-1, with the higher concentrations reflected in the depth of petal colour.
This abnormality in development was again reflected in the depth of fissures at P20, with the declival, intercrural, uvular and posterolateral fissures significantly shallower, even when normalized to cerebellum size (supplementary material Table S2).
