During these stasis periods, there is a preponderance of silent nucleotide changes, and those amino acid replacements that do occur are not preferentially located in the antigenic regions of the hemagglutinin, suggesting that they are neutral.
The transmembrane domain consists of eight hydrophobic helices, including those binding the two heme prosthetic groups [ 51], and is characterized by a preponderance of conservative amino acid changes [ 48].
While the cultures of many faith communities and denominations that were once helplessly homophobic are changing, a preponderance of these black churches will not change, and I'm sad to say they probably won't in my lifetime.
The preponderance of changes in transcripts corresponding to metabolism, signaling, transcription, translation and transport associated processes after 30 min of 18 3-Glu elicitation emphasized the fact that at this early time point a substantial reprogramming of the leaf metabolism is already in progress.
We tested and rejected the possibilities that the preponderance of changes to alanine and the presence of multiple base-pair mutations in the laboratory were the reasons for the observed discordance between the performance of computational tools for natural and laboratory mutations.
During the late 1970s, the epidemiology changed from a preponderance of disease due to serogroup A in young adult black men on the gold mines in the Southern Transvaal (now Gauteng) Province, to mostly serogroup B disease affecting young mixed-race infants in Western Cape Province (15, 16 ).
Similarly, in human cocaine addicts, increased, decreased, and no change in DAT levels have been observed, with a preponderance of studies showing increased DAT levels in human addicts.
However, in this contest proceeding, appellants had an obligation to show, by a preponderance of the evidence, that the outcome of the statewide election would likely be changed by the relief they sought.
The committee had a preponderance of aerospace industrialists.
There is a preponderance of right-handedness in academia, too.
