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Horizontal acquisition from more distantly related strains also cannot explain the sporadic occurrence of these pathways, since in that case they would not be identical, nor would they be likely to always lie in precisely the same positions.

Hardeep also happens to be a second generation British Sikh and, whether he likes it or not, he's likely to always be categorised as a "British Asian artist".

Hardeep also happens to be a second generation British Sikh and, whether he likes it or not, he's likely to always be categorized as a "British Asian artist".

In cycling, performance is likely to always top planet.

With or without baseball, the denizens of this city are likely to always be a nervous, dyspeptic bunch.

Second, since HPSR + A in universities is likely to always have fluid boundaries, a more networked approach to capacity assessments and capacity strengthening is appropriate.

Using phenotype patterns to generate secondary phenotype predictions implies that phenotypes that co-occur often with each other, are likely to always co-occur.

The authors' point seems to be that there is one easily accessible way of solving the "problem" of esterase activity imposed by the selection pressure, so evolution is likely to always produce this outcome.

For instance, as each probe is hybridizing a bisulfite treated genome, any C– > T SNP or T- > C SNP which occurs outside a CpG is likely to always be a T after bisulfite conversion unless it is part of a CpG site within the probe.

Altogether, a total of 43.3% of genes predicted as miRNA targets have at least some target sites which are likely to not always be part of the transcript.

The periodic emergence of strains is likely to have always been a feature of noroviruses, but we do not know whether norovirus infections are more frequent now than in 1929, when Zahorsky first described "winter vomiting disease" (21).