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The frequency with which isolates differing by a range of SNPs belong to different VNTR types is depicted in Figure  2.

There are passages with which one must differ.

Still, the official described Ms. Kraninger as an enthusiastic supporter of free markets and could not cite any policy positions with which she will differ substantively from Mr. Mulvaney's deregulatory agenda.

SSR motifs and the frequency with which they occur differ greatly between taxa [ 64, 65].

In Joe's case, this "back-briefing" should involve a discussion of the metrics that he and his group came up with, which differed from the official targets.

The majority of studies used clinically ascertained samples of individuals with TS, which may differ substantially in disease severity than those ascertained through population based means.

This interpretation is illustrated in Fig. 2 together with its modification (mathcal {I}'), which differs from (mathcal {I}) in that: ({ hasChild}^{mathcal {I}'}) consists of only the elements illustrated by the edges shown at the lower part of Fig. 2 and ({ hasParent}^{mathcal {I}'}), ({ Mother}^{mathcal {I}'}), and ({ Father}^{mathcal {I}'}) are defined accordingly.

The causes the photons to be emitted with frequencies which differ very slightly.

Countless times in the past 50 years, this Court has extolled the virtues of allowing the States to serve as "laboratories" to experiment with procedures which differ from those followed in the federal courts.

The design compensates for the large difference in concentration between major and minor isotopes by measuring them with pathlengths which differ by a factor of 72 within the same multipass cell.

In dChip (Li and Wong, 2001), an outlier removal procedure removes probes with intensities which differ substantially from the remaining set of probes.