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The occasional accidental translation of these transcripts, at low levels, could be enough to select against ORFs encoding toxic peptides.

As the three clusters were mainly separable through the x-axis on the kPCA scatter-plot using the first two axes (Fig. 2), we postulated that the first principal component alone might be enough to select genes whose co-regulation patterns could clearly distinguish between IAA related, pathogen-defense related and other contrasts.

Blacks represent only about a third of the state's electorate, and their support alone would not have been enough to select a new flag.

To calculate a 95% confidence interval it is enough to select the bootstrap estimates which lie on the 2.5th percentile and 97.5th percentile.

"Finishing top 20 here counts as an A standard for the Olympics, so it would be great if that proves to be enough to get selected, it certainly would be a dream come true".

If he is the first British boat through and finishes in the top three, Mr Rogers believes it will be enough to be selected for Team GB.

Kwakye confirmed herself as Britain's fastest woman to achieve the 'A' standard, while Liverpool Harrier Onuora's time of 11.36 met the 'B' standard but should be enough to be selected.

OST offers a huge upgrade over Spitzer, Herschel, or SOFIA in probing the far-IR part of the spectrum, but will that be enough to get it selected?

He is still hoping it will be enough to get his team selected for the National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament when the committee picks its final 65 on Sunday.

He added: "All I can do is my best and then hope that that is enough to be selected.

That's what you want to be doing in March". Colorado's Ben Mills said that he thought that their wins in the Big 12 Tournament and in conference play were enough to get selected.