The more DNA differences there are between two samples, for example, the longer it must be since they genetically diverged; hence, they form a kind of evolutionary clock.
Almost two-thirds of the "wild" salmon samples, for example, were found actually to be farmed Atlantic salmon, which is considered less healthy and environmentally sustainable.
Consider two independent chains of samples, for example, and.
Each frame corresponds to samples, for example, time window.
Other results may appear with larger samples, for example for BD subgroupings.
Concerning the procedures to separate the different fractions, the Bols samples, for example, some considerations arise.
Each simulation includes 10,000 samples, for example, when sample rate is 0.1, the application lasts 27.8 h.
However, aligning multiple asymmetrical samples, for example small-animal brains, in a particular orientation requires skillful arrangement and securing of the samples by pinning onto a solid surface.
Birchbox shipments are often too reliant on less valuable items, like single-use makeup wipes, tiny eyeshadows without a reliable protective case, or totally hit-or-miss perfume samples, for example.
Exploratory assay development using human samples, for example, tissues or body fluids, are usually conducted under general human subject protection and privacy provisions implemented by academic institutions.
One approach to deal with the size is by using network samples; for example, [6] analyzes community structure in a subset of millions of nodes taken from Facebook.
