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The analysis of CidA and CidB polymorphic regions revealed that the sequence variations associated with crossing type variations are restricted to about 30 amino-acid positions, for both proteins (Fig. 6a).

Aside of these local anomalies, heat flow variations are restricted to near background values of 50 70 mW/m2, except in the uplifted Academician zone.

The results supported the semiotics assertion that cultural context results in variations in interpreting the connotative messages of an image, and these variations are restricted by cultural boundaries.

Few aberrations were detected only in either early or late passage and these copy number variations were restricted to small genomic regions.

Comparison of human and mouse genomes shows that the serpins of nine of the vertebrate clades show conserved numbers and synteny, with the variations being restricted to clades A and B. In particular, the mouse clade A serpins have expanded, with human α1-antitrypsin being represented by a cluster of 5 genes in the mouse, and human α1-Antitrypsin being represented by a cluster of 14 genes.

Due to the WG inertia, while the mechanical torque oscillates with an amplitude equal to 50%% of its average speed, active power variation is restricted to 25%% of its average power.

A natural interpretation of this evidence is that because state minimum wages tend to be more similar to those in nearby states than in states farther away, when the identifying variation is restricted to same-division or cross-border states, much of the identifying information from federal minimum wage variation is eliminated.

The first unrotated PC (PC1) explained between 85% and 97% of the variation for each colour patch and represents thus the main direction of colour variation across individuals (see also [46]) confirming that most of the chromatic variation is restricted to only one axis of variation.

Moreover, existing research suggests that most mutations have negligible effects (e.g., Lynch and Walsh 1998), indicating that the contribution of mutation to genetic variation is restricted.

Outbred lines successfully adapted to much higher concentrations of salt than lines in which variation was restricted by inbreeding or bottlenecking (Frankham et al. (1999).

Because the mito-mice∆ all share the same nuclear genomic background (C57BL/6, also called B6), their genetic variation is restricted to the load of ∆mtDNA in various tissues.