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The non-magnetic proxies indicate relatively dissimilar climatic trends at the two sites during the last glacial interglacial cycle.

This high level of conformational similarity between the three co-binding peptides was not obvious because the amino acid sequence was relatively dissimilar (Fig. 4).

It is worth noting that with these two relatively dissimilar torches similar results were obtained for the wear resistance of alumina 13 wt.% titania coating.

The waveforms of the E−W component are similar at different time periods; clear phase delays with respect to the reference period are recognized in periods 1 and 2. On the other hand, the waveforms of the N−S component are relatively dissimilar at different time periods.

Inhibin is the only TGFβ superfamily ligand assembled from two relatively dissimilar subunits; it shares a β-subunit with activin but couples with a dissimilar α-subunit [10].

An elucidation of virus specificity, particularly the marked sensitivity shared by relatively dissimilar viruses like WNV and DCV, will require a better understanding of the underlying mechanism, or mechanisms, by which Wolbachia infection increases viral resistance.

3. HA_Human-Flu-A-H1N1, which consists of fast-evolving hemagglutinin proteins of Human influenza A; relatively-dissimilar 1309 sequences out of 4231 sequences of HA protein from the H1N1 type of human influenza A in the NCBI entire influenza database.

Where females from outside a male's territory are relatively genetically dissimilar to him, successful copulations with unfamiliar females could also offer additional reproductive gains due to heterosis or increased offspring heterozygosity (Thoss et al. 2011).

We therefore predicted that submitting normalised confidence estimates to the MCS algorithm would be relatively more costly for dissimilar dyad members.

This season in New York she'll premiere two wildly dissimilar plays, a relatively faithful "transadaptation" of Euripides's Iphigenia at Aulis, which is in previews at Classic Stage Company, and Antlia Pneumatica, a play that begins as a Big Chill-ish reunion and warms into something much stranger.

It's an artifact of the histories of particular countries — countries which, like Germany, Russia, Belgium, India, and the United States, owe their existence to the relatively recent coming together of different and/or dissimilar sovereign states or ethno-national groups.