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Thus, relative to these more basal eukaryotes, it might be expected that certain features of the M. brevicollis akirin proto-orthologue would be conserved with animal akirins.
Since it can be expected that certain genetic engineering strategies might not work for reasons of growth deficiency or undesired regulatory behaviour, the possibility to choose among different promising directions seems useful.
Indeed by analogy with other gliotransmitters (Parri et al., 2001; Henneberger et al., 2010), it may also be expected that certain neurotransmitter systems act to elicit astrocytic GABA release.
It was expected that certain inhibitors would rescue fLuc activity, resulting in a corresponding decrease in the RLuc8:fLuc ratio in STS-treated HeLa-fR cells.
It was expected that certain applications would require the synchronization of data between the Drupal and Chado databases.
First, it is expected that certain life periods, such as early childhood, puberty, and advanced age, result in accelerated epigenetic changes.
Thus, it is expected that certain states are favored over others due to (some) energy gaps between the favored and the less-favored states; this, however, is not the case in amyloid formation, which is a misfolded, diseased state presenting a rugged energy landscape.
Since oxidized phospholipids are very polar, it can be expected that a certain fraction is transferred to cells through the aqueous phase.
On the other hand, it may be expected that the co-localization of certain fast-evolving multigene families and high densities of transposons could be advantageous.
The read-across hypothesis relies on a conserved mode of action, and it would therefore be expected that all drugs of a certain class, having the same mode of action, could contribute to an effect.
On the contrary, if RFH gene is a product of a recent duplication of one of the modern variants of RF1 or RF2 genes, it could be expected that its function is specific for certain bacterial lineages that share either specific environmental conditions or certain aspects of metabolism (similarly to distribution of Pyl-insertion machinery among methanogenic organisms [ 35]).
