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This separation is reflected in the evolutionary tree (Figure 2B, where orange fonts indicate a presence of S instead of T) in which the phylogenetic distribution follows the T/S signature.

The different pattern of AChE activity changes, seen in our study and the study of Zugno et al. [ 43], indicates that different protocols of maternal separations are reflected on the biochemical changes in the brain of adult animals.

Within this context, Valente et al. [ 16] have proposed an approach to search for acyclic causal structures in which d-separations are reflected as conditional independencies on the distribution of phenotypes after taking into account the additive genetic effects (i.e., the distribution of the phenotypes conditionally on the genetic effects).

Separation of the two groups is reflected by differences in several important functioning body parts.

These authors argued that the time scale separation found in environmental events is reflected in the hierarchical organization of the nervous system, in particular the cortex.

The D loop and the TΦ CG loop fold as the corner of the L. The separation between these two sites is reflected in the interaction between the tRNA and the two ribosomal subunits.

Although some structure is also apparent in the MDS plot from CE animals, the separation is not as clear, which is reflected in the significantly lower numbers of genes differentially expressed between these two timepoints (Fig.  2b).

This is reflected the doctrine of separation of powers embedded in Singapore's Westminster constitutional framework.

This is reflected by a clearer sample separation in the PCA plot (Figure 7B).

Similar results, based on Anvi-DAB1, indicate that this locus is reflecting historical population separations and the contemporary effects of gene flow.

"This is my priciest collection to date," he said, adding that the way people dress is reflecting a deeper class separation.