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Where we hypothesized that incomplete sweeps or sweeps from standing variation were plausible models in these data, MEGA5 (Tamura et al. 2011) was used to calculate and draw neighbor-joining gene trees using the maximum composite likelihood method with uniform substitution rates among sites, and trees were inspected for evidence of distinct clades of genetically similar haplotypes.
While pathways involving variation at mt204 are plausible, it is also possible that the observed associations are due to chance or an unrecognized consequence of population selection criteria.
The neuroplastic pathway, which includes cyclic adenosine monophosphate response element-binding protein 1 (CREbrain-derivedrived neurotrophic factor (BDNF), and its receptor (neurotrophic tyrosine kinase receptor, type 2 [NTRK2]), plays a crucial role in the adaptation of brain to stress, and thus variations of these genes are plausible risk factors for depression.
A part of the wide variation in preterm birth rates across countries (5 11%) may result from differences in how gestational age is estimated; however, the fact that we observed substantial changes in the preterm birth rate over the study period in some countries also confirms that large variations of this indicator are plausible.
Although the latter quantity must be subject to variation, it is plausible that the degree of variation among microbes is small relative to that in G.
These verdicts are plausible.
Both scenarios are plausible.
The cultural variations across the zonal classification may be plausible reasons for the underlying spatial variation.
As such, it is plausible that variations in white blood cell count may serve as the link between SES and leukaemia survival.
