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The separation performance of the RC was also better, with significantly less variation in the D50 with particle size.

The clones harbored between 55 and 69 copy number changes, which represents significantly less variation than was observed in the different regions of Tumor 1.

Despite these potential confounders, an array-based study of peripheral blood cells from MZ twins demonstrated significantly less variation in the proportion of differentially expressed genes among twins affected with an SAID (<2%) compared with unrelated controls (>14%) [ 1].

The use of complex system-guided breathing showed significantly less variation in respiratory amplitude and period compared to the free or audio-guided breathing regarding the root mean square errors (RMSE) of full inspiration (P = 0.031), full expiration (P = 0.007), and period (P = 0.007).

Finally, environmental variation explained significantly less variation in bill morphometric traits (culmen, width, and depth) than in other body morphometric traits (t-test comparing mean percent variation explained by GDM models of bill and non-bill morphometrics: t = 2.57, df = 5, p = 0.001).

The test of selection we employed shows that given its frequency, the TT haplotype harbors significantly less variation than the GA haplotype (a test that is similar in spirit to the haplotype test of selection introduced by Hudson et al, Genetics 1994).

3 With femtosecond laser capsulotomy, precise placement of the capsulotomy with significantly less unintended variation in location and diameter is possible.

Interestingly, we also observe significantly less cis variation in female-biased genes than in male-biased genes on the autosomes (χ: P = 0.02).

The TT haplotype harbors significantly less linked variation than the ancestral GA haplotype, across insertion sites and individuals (haplotype diversity = 0.53 vs 0.81; resampling p < 0.001; Figure 5A).

In accordance with expectations, S. officinalis populations, as true core populations, were characterized by high levels of variability, while the disjunct and isolated population of S. fruticosa contained significantly less genetic variation and struggled with high levels of inbreeding.

However, when male-biased, female-biased, and unbiased genes are considered separately, only female-biased genes show significantly less trans variation on X, given results from the autosomes (fig. 4; χ: P = 0.0001).