The subset of data presented in Table 2 illustrates that key paralogs in a species are indeed related to important features of the organism, giving it a likely advantage in the competition for survival.
The ability to analyze multiple discontinuous DNA domains that act in concert to regulate expression of a gene such as appb appears a likely advantage of the enhancer-trap BAC approach.
The Ottoman entry into World War I resulted from an overly hasty calculation of likely advantage.
It's a potential sea-change in the making, and it makes Obama's re-election – notwithstanding his likely advantage in Wisconsin, Ohio and other states galvanised by GOP union-busting – increasingly precarious.
Senator McCain could have stoked the supporter's fears and fanned the embers of hatred and suspicion in the crowd to his likely advantage.
Nevertheless, despite those potential limitations, the data still seem to reconfirm the likely advantage of PCI, including the possible synergy of the bundled approach of combining MTH with PCI following OHCA [ 18].
The dealer is more likely to bust his stiffs (he doesn't get a choice when to hit), and naturals are more likely (advantage, player).
This work suggests that competitive immunoassays using immunotoxic gluten epitope-specific moAbs, such as G12 and A1, are particularly effective at evaluating food safety for CD patients, with likely advantages over assays measuring the amount of any gluten in a given sample, without regard to its immunotoxicity.
High survivability and reduced visual and water-surface impact are likely advantages of this design concept, since all mechanical components may be incorporated into the sea-floor and shoreline.
To simplify this calculation we discount the likely advantages conferred by time series analysis and estimate the power of analysing the change in the MAI between baseline and three (or 12) months.
The treaty is likely to advantage the corporations of both the US and the EU, while disadvantaging their people.
