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The monophyly of the rhizomatous Clade SVLB suggests a single evolutionary origin of the adaptation to the cave-like limestone microhabitats, and shows that ecology is good indicator of taxonomic relationships than traditional morphological characters used to defined sections.
The three similarity metrics are: shape Tanimoto [ST, Equation (1)], measuring the shape similarity; color Tanimoto [CT, Equation (2)], measuring the similarity of 3-D orientation of functional groups used to defined pharmacophores (specified simply as features); and combo Tanimoto (ComboT), the simple sum of ST and CT [Equation (3)].
A series of CT scan image follow-up was done in those patients; in that, 20% increase in short-axis of a lymph node within 3 months was used to defined pre-existing metastasis The sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value, and negative predictive value of each diagnostic modality were calculated according to the standard definition.
Google Earth was used to defined enumeration areas and determine random start houses in each village.
The performance of the models was not significantly influenced by the methods used to defined impaired kidney function, CKD-MDRD or CKD-EPI equations.
The GO term database of 2009/03/02 was used to defined GO term relationships, and the GO annotations for A. gambiae genes were retrieved from VectorBase BioMart on the same date.
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The one that used to define Ireland.
But it's being used to define him, too.
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