In particular, the position of the African samples with respect to the PC1 axis was affected by an ascertainment scheme that favored selection of European polymorphisms in demographic scenario (a).
Here, we produce an efficient antigen-specific single chain fragment variable (scFv) antibody by using a target-related molecule that favored selection ofrecombinant antibodies.
The infecting MSSA is remarkable in its resistance to doxycycline, which may favor selection of a preexisting PVL+doxyR-MSSA in carrier soldiers who are given a prophylactic dose of doxycycline.
These factors favor selection of the most persistent variant strains in the environment.
To favor selection of metformin-resistant bacteria, the plates were incubated at 25°C.
Recalled experiences of bodily illness and of comfort (Kontos & Naglie, 2007, 2009) also facilitated small but important empathetic gestures of care, such as the choice of toileting over bedpans and the selection of a favored nightgown.
The presence of the peptide in the ?cavity? would have prolonged its chemical stability and lifetime; subsequent addition of amino acids would have increased the overall stability of the oligopeptide formation, a feature favored by selection (Fox et al. 2012).
Secondly, all chromosomes may be equally likely to form multivalents, but aberration in copy number of some chromosomes, e.g. homeologous group A, may not be favored by selection.
Specifically, there is a general trend of populations free from predation to present a relatively smaller caudal region and larger cranial region, because this body shape minimizes drag during steady swimming and, as a consequence, is favored by selection [ 21, 58].
Alternatively, the contralateral tumor mimics a multiorgan microenvironment favoring selection of all variants simultaneously.
