In the latter case, only two PCR products and four restriction digests were required to differentiate a reference set of 10 Helicoverpa SNPV isolates known to differ 0.1 3.5% at the nucleotide level.
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29 The next generation of basal insulin analogs, however, is likely to differ from today's products primarily only in terms of kinetics.
A first and third molar 87Sr/86Sr was found to differ in TM1517c, the holotype P. robustus specimen from Kromdraai, suggesting this individual had moved to the locality sometime after the first molar and before the third molar had completely mineralized.
Measurements were similar between 1st and 3rd week (paired t = 0.3, p = 0.795) but measurements in the 2nd week differed from 3rd (paired t = 4.1, p = 0.010) and tended to differ from 1st week (paired t = 2.5, p = 0.053).
When female philopatry is strong, different patterns of genetic differentiation between males and females arise, and patterns measured by maternal and bi-parental genetic markers are likely to differ (Storz 1999; Goudet et al. 2002; Prugnolle and de Meeus 2002; Avise 2004).
P20 did not differ between phases.
The interaction between Year2009 and ILI was included to allow the relationship between ILI and the outcome to differ in 2009.
