However, I have just moved and, while my new, longer, seven-mile commute to work is extremely pleasant, on my breakage-prone vintage racer it takes 45 minutes.
In other words, the combined effect of DNA breakage-prone elements in addition to the arrangement of KIR genes in close head-to-tail orientation facilitates the rapid diversification of gene CNV in the cluster.
By chi-squared analysis the distribution of breakpoints across the different chromosome bands was non-random (p = 0.0001), suggesting that rearrangements of 8p are under selective pressure or that breaks occur non-randomly due to breakage-prone regions.
Secondly, crystals become prone to breakage only when their aspect ratio exceeds a certain limit.
Despite the fact that thinner condoms reportedly are more prone to breakage, Alatech has offered to convert to them, Povlacs said.
In wet ARMD new blood vessels form beneath the retina that are very fragile and prone to breakage and bleeding, thereby compromising central vision acuity.
Maybe they are more efficient at photosynthesis, or they're less apt to develop weak (narrow) branch attachments prone to breakage.
"Kinky hair that is not stretched is more prone to breakage along the spirals of the hair shaft," said Ms. Melton, who is 28.
High density polyethylene (HDPE) has replaced glass for milk bottles because it is much tougher and lighter than glass, which radically cuts the energy costs of transportation, while also being less prone to breakage.
The alternative is trying to figure out whether Barack Obama's promise to wean us from Middle Eastern and Venezuelan oil in 10 years is more prone to breakage than McCain's vow to build 45 nuclear power plants by 2030.
The chemical had become concentrated in the peregrine's tissues and interfered with the deposition of calcium in the eggshells, causing them to be abnormally thin and prone to breakage.
