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Evidence of an ancestral duplication is identified in gene trees that contain multiple species trees that may have missing representatives.

Particularly suitable DTW is for matching sequences that may have missing information or various lengths, on condition that the sequences are long enough for matching.

The difference between this, and say a Nestio, however, is that RentalEngine's system filters out listings that may have missing or false information, or may have already expired.

The buffer will allow receivers that may have "missed" one signal because of interference -- say, being in a tunnel or behind a mountain -- to pick up the second signal, re-synchronize and continue uninterrupted play.

For those that may have missed them, Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 are also available.

Relatedly, in sterile F1 hybrids of these species (and various introgression lines), spermatogenesis appears to proceed to and through meiosis and arrest thereafter [26], [27], but this conclusion relies on microscopic observations that may have missed subtle defects.

Because survey data in 1960 for A1 contained several important sampling gaps that may have missed the first adults for several species, we only compared the time to reach adulthood in 1959 to the 2007 2008 survey data for this site.

Furthermore, this was a very conservative measure of nonadherence that may have missed early episodes of nonadherence prior to the patient's return to clinic.

Our case identification methods are based on a system using billing and procedure codes that may have missed or misclassified some dyspepsia patients.

Each NID will be followed by a four day house-to-house search for any children that may have missed out.

Moreover, there is a retrieval bias in this study that may have missed some highly-cited articles that were published prior to 1979 as these studies would not populate an electronic bibliometric search.