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The results show different directions of association.

The temporal changes in the ( {updelta mathrm{D}}_{{mathrm{H}}_2} ) values showed different directions in the batches that had different initial isotope compositions of H2 and H2O (Fig. 1o and Table 2).

Outliers were defined as measurements of differential expression between individual replicates where pairs of samples showed different directions and at least one of them showed a magnitude greater than two (for details, see Material and Methods).

In Figure 4a, the expression ratio bars of the same pre-miRNAs showed different directions (upward or downward) between libraries.

The analysis revealed also that most of the expressions have the same trend in proteomic and in transcriptomic (mainly related to a reduced metabolism in the GISA) but some regions showed different directions.

We found consistently elevated associations between PAH-related exposures and G C→A T transitions at CpG sites as well as insertions/deletions. PAH-related exposures showed different directions of association with G C→A T transitions at non-CpG sites (Table 3), A T→G C transitions, and G C→T A transversions (data not shown).

Several other stress-regulated genes detected in all four selected cyanobacteria species also showed different direction of regulation (i.e. up- or down-regulation) in all species.

Of the 17 predicted autosomal MAE genes, 13 exhibited strong allelic bias in at least some of the assessed clones, with 12 of those showing different direction of bias between individual clones (false positive rate of about 24%).

The grains show different interplanar spacings and growth directions, which agree well with the discussion in XRD results.

The concentric circles show the frequency of occurrence varying from 0to6%6 % at site 1 and 0 11 % at site 2. Along each direction different colors show different ranges of the speed varying from 0 to 80 cm/s.

Anisotropy is a common attribute of Nature, which shows different characterizations in different directions of all or part of the physical or chemical properties of an object.