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GFP+ cardiomyocytes appeared fully mature and structurally integrated with the surrounding myocardium, as they shared gap junctions with neighboring GFP− myocytes (Fig 5B).

If gaps in different sequences overlapped by more than one third of their total length or more than half of the length of any individual gap, they were treated as "shared gaps".

Altogether our results indicate that most of the apparent phylogenetic signal carried by gaps in this analysis is actually a result of the preferential inclusion of shared gaps in sequences that are closer in the guide-tree.

At this stage of the bank reporting season, there's little to suppose that any of the second-tier fixed-income banks are closing the market share gap in a meaningful way.

Electrical coupling is likely to influence the formation and/or stabilization of chemical synapses between neurons that share gap junctions, because it is known that synapses can grow stronger or weaker if the cells' electrical activities are correlated or uncorrelated, respectively — a process known as synaptic plasticity.

Schimberg: "They are concerned about the widening market share gap in North America because globally Pepsi's becoming a virtual company".

The one-dollar-a-share gap indicates that VLSIs board might actually reject Philips offer and go back to the negotiation table.

It'll be virtually impossible for Samsung to overcome Apple in total profits, but it can push the market share gap further in its favor.

Although Cupertino still managed to narrow the market share gap between it and premium smartphone maker rival Samsung over full year 2015.

There is an information-sharing gap between those on the front lines of studying consumer behavior and those making the ultimate budget decisions, particularly as it relates to technology.

This was a difference of 49 million units, but Sega would later close the market share gap between itself and Nintendo in the next generation with the release of the Genesis, which sold 40 million consoles compared to the 49 million Super Nintendo Entertainment System consoles sold by Nintendo.