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Indeed, the total number of Tas2rs, varying substantially from 3 in the chicken to 69 in the guinea pig, and the number of putatively functional Tas2rs, ranging from 0 in the dolphin to 51 in the frog, are positively correlated with the amount of plant materials in diets across vertebrates (Li and Zhang 2014).
The fish were a mixed stock from different cohorts, thus varying substantially in body size.
First, the asset information comes from the special topical module of the SIPP, which is asked infrequently (the maximum is once each year per panel with the timing varying substantially by SIPP panel).
The resistance phenotype appears to be limited to RNA viruses, with the strength of resistance varying substantially among the viruses tested thus far.
Similarly to ever smoking, the individual RRs are virtually all above 1.0, though varying substantially.
Fluorescence patterns were typically associated with the eyes or the head, varying substantially even between species of the same genus.
DNA flow cytometry of RT112 cells 24 h after irradiation showed a cell cycle distribution varying substantially with dose.
Breast cancer is a clinically and genetically heterogeneous disease, varying substantially in incidence and mortality according to race/ethnicity [ 1].
As MAGIC represents the optimal sliding window scenario due to methylation profiles varying substantially between genomic regions, and since only gene regions were investigated to facilitate interpretation of results, comparisons with the sliding window approach from Lister et al. (2008) have been omitted.
Increasing elevation was generally associated with decreasing PM2.5, with the effects varying substantially by region, especially in the Northwest region (Additional file 1: Figure S1 panel A2).
Renal cell carcinoma (RCC) is one of the most common malignancies; its incidence is varying substantially worldwide: RCC incidence is high in Europe and North America and low in Asia and South America [ 1].
