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For counterselection, we adapted a strategy using I-SceI, which causes a double-stranded break in the integrated suicide vector, forcing a second recombination to mediate allelic replacement.

According to Amanda Taub in a Vox article, political scientists Marc Hetherington and Johnathan Weiler trace the authoritarian shift in the Republican Party to the 1960s when the Party adapted a strategy to win disaffected whites in Southern states and a "law and order" platform in response to the race riots at the end of the 60s.

To establish a transiently disrupted kusA allele in A. niger, we adapted a strategy, followed recently for A. nidulans (Nielsen et al. 2008).

MATISSE also adapted a strategy to generate connected modules by including information from genes that are not in the original selected gene set, referred to back nodes [ 12].

The consortium has adapted a strategy that relies on the purification of individual chromosome arms from wheat telosomic lines [ 2] by flow-cytometric sorting to reduce the sample complexity [ 14] and obtain chromosome-specific genomic data.

Because GFP-tagged Cdc42 is not fully functional (Freisinger et al., 2013; Howell et al., 2012; Watson et al., 2014), we adapted a strategy recently shown to produce a functional internal mCherry-tagged Cdc42 in S. pombe (Bendezu et al., 2015).

As described below, we use the latter information to adapt a strategy used in Dale and Krueger (2002) in order to account for unmeasured student qualifications.

We adapt a strategy from disease gene discovery that is based on protein interaction, network centrality and functional similarity to receptors that are known to interact with HIV.

These results suggest that adapting a strategy similar to X-QTL (Ehrenreich et al. 2010)—in which very large numbers of segregants are selected for opposite, extreme phenotypes might be useful in cases such as this.

By including uncertainties in decisionmaking it is possible to identify strategies that perform relatively well under various different possible futures (robust strategies), or to make a well-thought-out decision on whether or not to adapt a strategy in view of a specific uncertainty.

"There is the eternal concern of traffic circulation but that is valid for all Olympic cities and London appears to have adapted a good strategy.