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The most popular, because the most accessible, of the theistic arguments is that which infers a divine designer from perceived evidence of design in nature.

Fig. 7 Shape-stable images of a PEG, b CPCMs-4, and c CPCMs-4 with 5% EG. The results clearly indicate that the prepared composite phase change material was shape stable without any liquid leakage from the supporting materials, which infers a significant contribution to the field of thermal energy storage.

All methods (except NJ, which infers a single tree in all cases) showed a highly significant positive correlation between the NTR and the number of unique sequences.

It is established that wind treatment results in decreased Young's modulus (stiffness of a material)[19], which infers a positive correlation between RCI and Young's modulus.

All methods (except NJ which infers a single tree in all cases, and NN probably due to our inability to enumerate all trees in many of the simulations with recombination) showed a highly significant positive correlation of the number of trees inferred with the number of unique sequences simulated when all recombination sets were analyzed together.

The upregulation of FAK has been specifically associated with liver metastases of colon cancer, which infers a role for FAK in tumor invasiveness in vivo [ 130].

We developed a Machine Learning method which inferred a model explaining this complex, stochastic all-or-none dataset.

In the original paper of ∂a∂i which inferred a population history of human, a tri-nucleotide transition rate matrix for primate lineage was used for the correction of the misidentification.

In the original paper of PSMC which inferred a detailed population history from human reference genome, the time span was from 20 Kya to 2 Mya for human demographic history (Li and Durbin, 2011).

In contrast, the Constant and Lineage models inferred substantial losses in the fly lineage, contradicted by both Family-Lineage models, which inferred a net gain in fly.

The estimated size of the yellowtail genome is 800 Mbp [ 24], which inferred a value of 1 cR = 30 kbp (800 Mbp/26,293.5 cR).