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This index represents local magnetic variation after global magnetic variation, represented by the EDst index, was removed from the H component data.

The map variograms were also compared with the variogram derived from the field plots in order to identify the map most able to maintain the spatial variation represented by the field data.

The field plot variogram was best approximated by the Avitabile and NBS variograms, suggesting that these two maps best maintained the biomass spatial variation represented by the field data.

Positive errors, which are related to the solar proxy variation represented by ΔSSN, are noticed on the 35th day of the 0030 LT comparison in Fig. 9, and on the 195th day of the 1230 LT comparison in Fig. 11.

Although about two dozen of the CSSL/BIL libraries have been developed in rice, representing several different O. sativa backgrounds and wild donors, the range of natural variation represented by the wild gene pool remains largely unexplored.

Volatile compositions were assessed by GC-FID and GC MS and led to the identification of 23 compounds (4 monoterpenes and 19 sesquiterpenes) with a wide seasonal (spring summer%) variation, represented principally by bicyclo-germacrene (37 6%), spathulenol (4 32%), globulol (20 0%), beta-caryophyllene (15 6%), caryophyllene oxide (1 13%) and bicycloelemene (10 1%), respectively.

The Human Genome Project and human paleontology demonstrate that human variation represents a continuum in time and place, defined by permeable and ever-changing boundaries, as interbreeding populations of humans have moved in and out of different selective environments.

Understanding the effect of individual mutations in the context of the remaining genomic variation represents a major challenge to our interpretation of disease.

Transcriptional variation represents another mechanism for gain of virulence, as described for P. sojae Avr1b-1, and1Avr3ad Avr3a [16] [16].

This level of variation represents many thousands of years of diversification, based on the dating of the X. fastidiosa subspp.

This variation represents the outcome of generations of diversifying selection.