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Notably, with the exception of activity in the left FG, all of these brain-behaviour co-variations were specific or numerically greater for the anxiety-inducing angry face distracters (see Table 3).

The patterns of variation are specific to groups or clusters of compounds.

The variation was specific for the mStrawberry acceptor as the mRFP1 and mCherry tandems showed little cell to cell variation one day after transfection.

Moreover, some genetic variation is specific to populations with particular continental ancestry, preventing its discovery in other populations.

The correlated variation is specific to CA1-V1 cell pairs with the overlapping firing fields, suggesting a remarkably precise interaction at a fine temporal and spatial scale.

To determine whether this trade-off associated variation is specific to IRA2 or is a general property of the Ras/PKA pathway, we repeated the Tajima's D analysis for the major Ras pathway genes.

Alternatively, if variation is specific, a given strain may display high noise for some traits while remaining robust for other traits, and this spectrum of variability/robustness would differ between strains.

Via a subtraction strategy, we could narrow this number to 13 total and 4 missense nucleotide variations that were specific for the mutant.

These were the colors that Jarre added to his palette, the instruments that executed his themes and variations that were specific to each project.

Essentially, the variance components analysis for the analytes distinguishes the pervasive sources of experimental variation from variation that is specific to the test material.

Detailed study of fragment ion-intensity variations that are specific in a pulsed plasma is described.