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Still, we note that the precision of the dates here discussed should be re-evaluated as more calibration data become available for pteronarcyid stoneflies.

Still, we note that, whereas some sites positively selected in the human SLC5A1 gene are likely involved in sugar binding, the signal we detected is partially accounted for by hitchhiking of coding variants with the intronic positive selection target(s), as population genetic analysis indicated.

Still, we note that it is crucial for any Stop-task to balance between the strategies avoiding every Stop-failure or responding so fast that no stopping is possible either implicitly (with standard instructions like "respond as quickly and as accurately as possible to the primary stimulus, as well as to inhibit the response on the appearance of the Stop signal" [ 8]) or explicitly as is done here.

Although the nature of the benefit that the CNVs provide in our experiments is still unknown, we note that these changes can arise frequently and sweep rapidly through populations.

While inaccuracies in the measurements are still possible, we note that the relative production and decay rates, the Hill constants, and the binding affinities are interdependent and inaccuracies in the directly measured parameter values are therefore largely compensated by the fitted parameters.

However, these predicted grain diameters are considerably smaller than the measured grain diameters (Table 1; Fig. 6), although we note that permeability still appears to be correlated with average grain diameter (Fig. 13b).

Although our data set may seem enormous, we note that it still represents a very sparse sampling of sequence space.

Under these conditions we note that CBP still shows cooperativity for most sites (excluding H3K23 and H4K8).

Structural restraints will still apply in such cases and we note that optimal exon-exon boundaries encoding regions with local disorder are only predicted for approximately half of the intron containing genes in Drosophila.

Still, we should note that such schools may contain hidden layers of diversity within a distinct group (class, ethnic and racial diversity within a single religious schools) and that in certain geographic areas which do not have a diversified population, common schools are not necessarily more diverse than separate schools.

Still, we should note that both Schmuker and Schneider (2007) and Haddad et al. (2008) implicitly assume odor intensity, which can be a profound determinant of olfactory perception, to be equal.