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The isolates K3, 32A and 40A were identified by amplification and sequencing of the 16S rRNA gene and subsequent comparison with the GenBank® database (Table 1).

After the independent development, reliability testing, and subsequent comparison with existing published literature employing image segmentation protocols for dental volumes, some conclusions were reached.

Structured clinical interviews were conducted with nine students by the second author and analyzed by the first author (student identification was masked in order to maintain anonymity of student work during analysis and subsequent comparison with the written assessment).

The modification is based on iterative, hybrid approach and entails the use of the versatile and comprehensive model to predict distortion of the pressure time waveform and its subsequent comparison with the one experimentally determined.

This led to a cleaned dataset of 3,212 proteins; 2,922 of them could be remapped to Refseq genes using their Uniprot ID and were used for subsequent comparison with RNA-seq data.

Candidate genes for predator-induced phenotypic plasticity were identified by an initial comparison of gene expression profiles in tadpoles with the induced bulgy morph phenotype and controls, and a subsequent comparison with tadpoles undergoing reversion to the normal phenotype following predator removal (Fig. 2).

The acquisition conditions of H.E.S. histological slides were standardized in order to generate colours of equal intensity and used in subsequent comparisons with the in vivo results.

Control group A and B did not differ significantly (p>0.3) on any of the ROI retention measures, therefore, to improve statistical power, ROI data from the two control groups was collapsed into one group for subsequent comparisons with the patient group.

These SNPs were used in subsequent comparisons with the sequencing SNPs.

Subsequent comparisons with the PRh group again failed to show evidence of a lesion-induced deficit (F < 1).

Analysis of reptilian microchromosomes at the sequence level, and subsequent comparisons with avian microchromosomes, thus presents an excellent opportunity to discover novel insight into their evolution.