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And where there is differentiation, there can be innovation.

Mitochondrial and nuclear networks show haplotype sharing but there is differentiation between D. parvula and D. retrocurva with most of the shared haplotypes having a central or presumed ancestral location (Fig. 7).

In contrast, in the wild-type, we suggest that the parapineal does not fully antagonize the dHbm promoting activity of Tcf7l2, with the consequence that there is differentiation of some dHbm neurons on the left.

The within breed measures of selection (HAPH, |iHS|) assess haplotype frequencies and should be efficient at detecting on-going recent selection while, in contrast, high F ST between dairy by beef breeds will identify areas of the genome where there is differentiation between dairy and beef breeds, but not within either group.

Women continue to work in the low-wage sector and even here there is differentiation between male and female workers.

There are differentiation suggestions – for example, only using certain body parts – and extension activities include researching the cultures they have been working with, or setting their dance to music.

At a time when politicians are less popular than ever, there's differentiation for Mr. Cain in not having done so.

Furthermore, in Mesp2 null embryos, there was differentiation into dermomyotome and sclerotome and delayed irregular segmentation of the dermomyotome without obvious segmentation in the sclerotome (Fig. 4) (Saga et al., 1997).

As there was differentiation among the European samples, data from genetically homogeneous subgroups of them were each separately contrasted with the samples from the Bering Sea and Asian Pacific.

Technically, there are differentiations between detection limits for quality and quantity from component to component, resulting from noise, response factors of instruments and matrix interference.

And where there are customers there can be differentiation.