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For these types of genes, we expect loss from the Y to be prevented by selection until after the evolution of regional or global compensation that is close to 2-fold (see below).
Gradual loss of the constituent genes may be prevented by selection against the accumulation of toxic intermediate compounds produced by incomplete pathways (McGary et al. 2013), but isolation of these pathways to a specific location weakens their link to the genome by facilitating complete loss in a single event (Slot and Rokas 2010).
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Moreover, the potential bias due to size homoplasy can be prevented by an accurate selection of polymorphic fragments (Vekemans et al. 2002; Koopman and Gort 2004; Caballero et al. 2008), as described in the Materials and methods section.
Because cardiovascular disease (CVD) can be prevented by changing the lifestyles, early selection of high-risk patients is essential.
TBE can be prevented by vaccination.
Measles can be prevented by immunization.
This may be prevented by shaking.
The question remains whether, in copy number variable genes, extensive divergence is prevented by purifying selection and gene conversion, or by balancing selection maintaining a pool of similar variants that are shuffled by gene conversion.
The parallel group design meant the two interventions were compared throughout the same season, while selection bias was prevented by randomly assigning participants to the treatment arms.
The development of a particular selection of neurophysiological tests for the screening of drivers has been prevented by hurdles like unawareness of specific neurophysiological domains that are relevant to driver behavior [29].
This was prevented by prior heparinization [42].
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