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Because introductions almost always involve sampling and founder events, we consider it improbable that populations in the introduced range could have arisen from single population introductions and still retain this high amount of genetic diversity.

Because rice and Arabidopsis shared a common ancestor 140 200 million years ago (Mya) [ 27- 29], sequence similarity retained over this amount of time provides good candidates for truly conserved peptide uORF sequences.

This was possibly due to the beaded fiber mats that would absorb and retain higher amount of methylene blue than the fiber mats without beads.

Though part of the carbohydrate in silique would be transported into seed, it should retain certain amount of carbohydrate for its own development.

And as we withdraw forces from these two key countries, how do we retain some amount of influence in their respective regions?

Whether or not he becomes the Democratic Party presidential nominee, he will retain a huge amount of power to build this wing of the party through his wide base of support of both voters and small donors.

Supporting evidence for this event is both karyotypic and genomic, in that salmonids still retain a large amount of duplicate gene expression within their genome.

This means that FBI agents can collect and retain vast amounts of information, much of it about the innocent activities of law-abiding Americans.

As this community nurse pointed out, carers cannot always retain large amounts of new information: ' You can talk to someone, and they can be really engaged about their decisions, but when you walk out the door they can go blank.

And the company would need to retain a fair amount of capital for future business development.

"Studios are probably going to retain a higher amount of the initial gross than they would from the traditional theatrical model," he said.