Evolutionary pressures will act on these motifs to retain beneficial instances.
Biofilms are beneficial, for instance, to degrade environmentally hazardous substances in soil, but detrimental on food and slaughterhouse equipment.
Alternatively, some microorganisms might be beneficial, for instance by maintaining microbial community stability through competition and cooperation, thus preventing colonisation by environmental pathogens [ 7, 8, 18, 19].
Having good access to the systems developers was considered beneficial, for instance through "a hotline to the IT department" (CDS-36).
In principle, a narrower peak width can indicate a better resolution and can be beneficial, for instance, for the discovery of de novo binding site motifs [ 5].
Such a concept is beneficial, for instance for safety applications where objects located in a dangerous environment that do not permit direct access by hand can be manipulated, or where unobtrusive and robust magnetic beacons can warn of imminent health risks.
This bipedal feeding behaviour would have been particularly beneficial in instances where large herds of low-browsing ceratopsids were passing through the same area [ 17, 20- 22].
To determine if the administration of PPC could be in fact beneficial in instances where Th1 enhancement or Th2 suppression were appropriate, we tested its ability to affect the Th1/Th2 balance in the aged and in a variety of vaccine models.
It is true that some information that came from normal interrogation approaches at Guantánamo did lead to information that was beneficial in this instance.
The battle in question was not the typical ground assault, but organic farming — how to identify beneficial insects, for instance, or to prevent stray frogs from clogging an irrigation system.
This is particularly beneficial in, for instance, cancer chemotherapy, where the side effects of general (systemic) drug administration can be severe.
