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Accordingly, it might be assumed that the mutually exclusive expression pattern of miR171h has been evolved to avoid hijacking of the NSP2 signaling pathway by pathogens, creating only a narrow conditional window to allow the formation of beneficial symbiotic interactions, presumably relying on a previous signal from a beneficial symbiotic partner.

Deep work is demanding, and our brains, which are evolved to avoid unnecessary energy expenditure, therefore try to avoid it if possible.

We therefore believe that HIV-1 is highly evolved to avoid triggering DNA sensors, using a process we have termed cloaking.

It's something humans evolved, to avoid incest.

General attitudes of disgust towards potential sources or carriers of pathogens are also considered to be psychological adaptations that evolved to avoid infection.

For example, the nodding flower orientation is thought to have evolved to avoid pollen damage and nectar dilution by rainfall [ 30, 31, 37, 38].

Another common posit is that uniparental inheritance has evolved to avoid the spread of selfish cytoplasmic elements.

Our results -- reminiscent of clustered positively selected sites revealing functionally important residues at host-virus interaction interfaces -- are consistent with IL4 having evolved to avoid recurrent pathogen antagonism, while maintaining the capacity to bind and signal through its cognate receptor.

If many different RNA viruses co-infecting the same host species have avoided certain sequence motifs for reasons that are not functional or structural, one may hypothesize that these patterns are PAMPs that the virus has evolved to avoid.

It is possible that D. simulans has evolved to avoid costs associated with generating aggregation cues (Wertheim et al., 2002, 2003).

Pregnancy is a transient immuno-compromised condition which has evolved to avoid the immune rejection of the fetus by the maternal immune system.