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Singling out France, which also passed a decree protecting 11 industrial sectors because of their putative strategic value, Mr. McCreevy said, "I believe they are mistaken and misguided in policies".
The ascomycetous OTUs present in at least three of the 34 pooled samples are listed in Table 3, except for S. geniculata and D. septosporum, which were less frequent but are also included in Table 3 because of their putative previous involvement as causal agents of needle cast disease.
Amongst the aforementioned 472 genes in HCT116 cells, 22 genes containing a coding mononucleotide repeat of 7 to 10 nucleotides were chosen because of their putative role in colorectal carcinogenesis and screened for insertion/deletion mutations in these cells (Table 1).
More specifically, seven of the genes are interesting because of their putative functions.
Some of the miRNAs were of special interest because of their putative targets.
Cichlid fishes are classic examples of adaptive radiation because of their putative tendency to explosively diversify after invading novel environments.
The other inhibitors (compounds 2– 5, Figure 2) were chosen to test for inhibitor competition with thioflavin T (1) because of their varied putative sites of interaction with BuChE.
We chose these three proteins for the sympatric vs. allopatric comparisons, either because they showed evidence of positive selection (in the case of CIPRO37.40.1 and CIPRO100.7.1), or because their putative function was so clearly related to gamete recognition (in the case of CIPRO60.5.1).
For instance, the 89 predictions ranked in Contig6 according to precursor similarity should be discarded, because their putative precursors are part of a gene sequence not recognized by gene predictors because the start of the contig lies within the gene coding sequence.
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are high-priority environmental contaminants because of their toxic, carcinogenic, and putative estrogenic or antiestrogenic properties in the human body.
Longer small RNAs (26 31 nt), which were abundant in the gonads, may be putative piRNAs because of their length and their origin from repetitive elements.
