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This strongly suggests that the differing rates in a substitution matrix are due to biophysical factors, rather than common ancestry (as first discussed by Zuckerkandl and Pauling [ 14]).

Our functional annotation of SNP-chip data suggests that the differing morphologies of BSSs indicate different genomic changes.

Concerning the genetic aspect, the comparable overall expression pattern of genes involved in LC-PUFA synthesis in the liver, associated with similar LC-PUFA profile in muscle, in both half-sibfamilies suggests that the differing capacities of these European sea bass half-sibfamilies to grow on a vegetable diet are not due to differing capacities to synthesize LC-PUFA.

However, our re-analysis suggests that the differing level of ETI training between clinicians, not the type of clinician, might be more important for successful ETI.

The influence of substituent electronegativity on the thermodynamic parameters suggested that the differing p Ka of the uracil ring, due to the different analogues in position 5, may affect the thermodynamics of binding.

It has been suggested that the differing colours associated with these verses may have been determined by the colour of prayer beads, with different coloured beads used to prompt the recitation of aves and paternosters.

Searching accurate masses of features of interest against the METLIN, HMDB, and LIPIDMAPS databases suggested that the differing metabolites between GF and MC in the gut compartments included bile acids, carbohydrates and vitamin E. We detected a number of bile acids in jejunum, cecum and colon including unconjugated and conjugated (glycine and taurine) bile acids of GF and MC mice (Fig. 1).

These results suggest that the differing selection pressure on multiple births led to significant differences in twinning rates between populations with differing access to resources [20].

We suggest that the differing trade-offs presented by alternative genetic codes may result in differences in genome structure.

Fluorescence decay analysis yielded similar lifetimes of ∼1.5 ± 0.1 ms for the 613 nm emission of the three morphologies, suggesting that the differing luminescence was largely morphology-dependent, rather than defect-dependent.

The difference between the ATP analogs suggests that the energetics differ which could shift (but not mitigate) the observed temperature dependence of closure depending on the analog used.