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Besides, H. investiens was consistently separated from Annulohypoxylon.

All analyses resulted in a polyphyletic Gracillarioidea sensu Davis and Robinson [ 11]; specifically, Douglasiidae was consistently separated from Bucculatricidae, Gracillariidae, and Roeslerstammiidae by two or more nodes.

This infiltrated connective tissue (abutment ICT) was consistently separated from the plaque-associated infiltrate by a zone of normal, noninflamed tissue [ 5, 12– 12].

Antiepileptic drugs (AEDs) are the only neurotherapeutics for which regulatory approval is consistently separated into monotherapy or adjunctive-therapy indications.

The two main chloroplast clades were consistently separated in topology of the haplotype tree based on combined sequencing and length polymorphism analysis (Additional file 2: Figure S3).

My organization, Women's Link is in the middle of a fact-finding investigation that is documenting how women that are trafficked into Spain are consistently separated from their minor children, either by the State or their traffickers, often forever.

The protoloph is very short and is distolingually oriented toward the anterior arm of the hypocone, from which it is consistently separated by a notch or a wide gap.

The peaks for the ΔΔGoi vs. site for steady-state inactivation for residues 1377 1400 appear to be consistently separated by two or three residues, a pattern that indicates α-helical periodicity in the data for the S2D4 segment, a point that is more obvious from the primary peak at 106° in the Fourier transform power spectra (Materials and Methods) (Fig. 3B, upper and 3B, lower).

All five breeds were consistently separated by those three methods, as expected.

A. planci and A. brevispinus were the closest species showing 89.2% homology between the two sequences, but these were consistently separated by 100% bootstrap supports in the tree.

ampelina, and N. parvum, which were consistently separated in the biplots, on the other side of the Y-axis (PC2), from Dip. seriata, P. chlamydospora, and T. minima.