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In animals, miRNA expression profiles and functions in muscle and other tissues depend on the miRNA genomic context, which ultimately correspond to miRNA location, conservation and organization in the genome [ 13, 14].

This difference in typical selection pattern of gene duplicates from either whole genome or local duplications may possibly reflect their opposite dosage effects on cellular activity and ultimately correspond to two evolutionary paradigms reminiscent to Monod's "chance and necessity" principles [ 84].

For instance, while the 405 mg/4 week dose may ultimately correspond to a 15 mg/day oral dose, the short-term results presented here indicate that this dose may provide olanzapine concentrations more similar to a 10 mg/day dose in the first 8 weeks of treatment.

The comparison of mt- and nuclear-based trees reveals that branch lengths in the mt tree, which ultimately correspond to the underlying substitution rates, are on average 3.29 (0.42 – 12.15) and 2.82 (0.31-18.19) times longer than those in the nuclear tree at the nucleotide and amino acid levels, respectively.

Entrepreneurship research focuses on survival as a period ranging from 1 to 3 years (e.g., Teurlai 2004), which ultimately corresponds to the presumed duration of the start-up phase (e.g., Sammut 1998).

"Repeated assessments using consistent methods are the only way we will know if the great work happening at the local, state, and federal levels ultimately corresponds with reduced sexual violence rates in the future".

Although the lower proportion of infected larval ticks ultimately corresponds to a larger absolute number of infected individuals, nymphal ticks are probably more likely to transmit POWV to humans due to more frequent contact.

In dividing cells, from the first embryonic cleavage up to the blastula stage, the xMELK is concentrated at the cell cortex in an equatorial band, which ultimately corresponds to the cytokinetic furrow.

In the early embryos, shortly before the onset of cytokinesis, the mMELK concentrates, together with other cytokinetic proteins, in an equatorial band, which ultimately corresponds to the cell division furrow.

As previously shown, in the dividing epithelial cells of these blastulae, xMELK accumulates within an equatorial band at the cell surface which ultimately corresponds to the division furrow (Le Page et al., 2011) (Fig. 1Aa,d, asterisks and open arrowhead in orthogonal projections).

We suggest that hierarchical changes of cyclothems, boundaries and lithology in stratigraphical sequences are common indicators of episodic sedimentation, which correspond ultimately to cyclic or periodic climate and sea level fluctuations related, in some degree, to Milankovitch cycles in tectonically relatively stable regions and periods.