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From a series of experiments on embryos development in citrus, it could be stated that our microarray allows reproducible global expression analysis in citrus, and that citrus embryogenesis share with the model plant Arabidopsis thaliana many aspects of the developmental programme aimed to established the basic body plan of the adult plant.

Specifically, the model using de Lichtenberg's training data gives rise to a total of 7 significant features, among which 5 (M241, M25, M357 M467, M46) are shared with the model using Cyclebase training data.

He shared with the models and the armies of stylists a penchant for barbershop architecture.

Among the sixteen metabolites that were found to correspond to the patient sera samples with a steatosis of ≥33 %, four of those metabolites were common with the fibrosis model whereas seven were shared with the necroinflammation model (Table 3).

In particular, apart from the preserved effects in L BA44 and L aITG, we now see inflectional model effects in L a/pMTG also shared with the phrasal model.

Two models that share with our model the assumption that reward affects the initial state of the accumulators were considered in these papers, although the modeling framework used could not distinguish between an offset in the starting place of the accumulators per se vs. an offset in decision criteria.

Of these metabolites that were identified, eight were shared with the fibrosis model (Table 3).

Another reason was the use of General Motors' new global compact vehicle platform Delta II to keep costs reasonable, and shared with the 2010 model year Chevrolet Cruze.

We used the contigs in the first group to estimate the proportion of homologous genes shared with the plant model species Arabidopsis thaliana, Vitis vinifera and Populus trichocarpa.

(24 ) A CBS system shares with these models the feature of manual collection of excreta in relatively small containers.

This model shares some features with the model of Blume et al. (2015), as different network matrices are used to capture the effects of neighbours' outcomes and characteristics, which helps to ease identification.