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Using the same experimental set up as described above, we observed that a suspension of heat-killed AtGV3101 retained some ability to suppress P. syringae-elicited SA, but was less able to suppress SA than live bacteria (Figure 3).
Parsimony analysis revealed a similar branching pattern for the major Arp groups, but was less able to resolve deep branching groups (i.e. Arp4 and various apicomplexan specific ALPs), likely due to the divergence of these sequences (Fig. 2).
Even though both cell lines were highly tumorigenic, PAP60 did present a better transforming capability and elevated proliferation rate but was less able to migrate through Matrigel-coated filters and form tumours in SCID mice compared with the MIH55 cell line.
Previous studies have found the same link, but were less able to rule out other factors, such as the mother's weight or health.
Tumour cells packing a lot of MITF – coloured red in images here – tend to grow more quickly, but are less able to spread.
Knowledge of a person's temperament allows one to predict with confidence what they will not become, but is less able to predict the persona they will develop.
Some specific sub-segments of the Web like Facebook and especially Twitter are almost perfectly freeform and frictionless, but are less able to foster all forms of emergence.
Participants were able to be more flexible with their dirty washing than their dirty dishes, for example, by mentioning that they saved their dirty washing for a sunny day but were less able to wait for a sunny day to clean dirty plates.
Consequently, Irf4 /– mice showed reduced immunopathology but were less able to control viral replication.
This result suggests that our method could be used to secure large numbers of Hs but is less able to isolate DHs at useful frequencies.
Other tools, such as VCell and JWS Online, provide user-friendly graphical interfaces, but are less able to fully exploit the parallel nature of a distributed computing pool.
