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Their period of shared evolution reflects collision and accretion of the South Australian Craton, but their tectonic setting and basement geology throughout that event were very different.

We note that if validation and training samples are not reciprocally monophyletic, shared evolution along internal tree branches may bias validation results.

This equation for factors shared evolution of the contact residues into the ET phylogenetic framework.

The relationship among these targets, which arguably for drug action is often irrelevant and even confusing, is meaningful in other contexts and reflects shared evolution and signaling.

The results from our study suggest a closer relationship between these neoplastic entities than previously proposed; a shared evolution of these cancers may represent an opportunity for targeting bladder cancer along common pathways early in the disease process.

During early life, this might have promoted a shared evolution of microbes living across a large physical area, where cells integrate similar, albeit partly degraded, sequences and maintain "genetic coherency" despite lacking close proximity.

It should be noted that cost in the best supportive care arm did not affect budget impact since market share evolution concerns changed among BoNT-As only, while the percentage of patients receiving best supportive care was unchanged.

It should be noted that as the market share evolution involved changes only to BoNT-A, and not to best supportive care without BoNT-A, the budget impact will not depend on best supportive care costs.

The similarity between mouse, rat and human is the result of a long journey of shared evolution and it is the main reason for the success of rat and mouse as model organisms.

Lending support to our conjecture that the lower power of LRT was due to the larger shared evolution between the two models was the finding that upon including the shared branches in the FET analysis there was on average ~35 % reduction in the asymmetric signal for each of the five fish gene duplicates.