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But looking at longer lists of word-of-the-year candidates, Johnson was tempted by a different selection process.

By a different selection of the BNs during a state transition, the genes can reach a different state from their present state.

The lower accuracy of PCT found in our study compared with the study by Müller may be due to a different selection of patients and to the different gold standard used for the diagnosis of pneumonia.

In turn, it should be important to study in more detail the mechanisms by which the altered microenvironment shapes a different selection of the early-life nasal microbiome in CF patients.

This helps to explain why the same ornament can be used as an honest signal by a species under different selection regimes, e.g., a wide geographic distribution encompassing various environmental challenges.

In this study, the stream selection-based IA scheme which is designed for homogeneous networks [15] has been extended for heterogeneous networks by considering a different stream selection method; the selection method is based on constructing a set of regular stream sequences derived according to the heterogeneous network characteristics.

Our results suggest that fast-evolving genes are not characterized by significantly different selection coefficients but rather a shift in the distribution of the rate of fixation.

Groups differed for some characteristics that could be partly accounted for by the different selection criteria employed for each of the groups.

To investigate whether HEL67 protein has a role in asrRNA fragmentation, we generated a L. infantum null HEL67 mutant by replacing the HEL67 gene by two different selection marker genes.

Others have suggested that increased rates of sympatric or parapatric speciation driven by different selection pressures in a heterogeneous environment could be contributing to the species richness of the CT [ 11, 12].

This is in concordance with antibody phage methodology where it is known that binders with different characteristics can be identified by choosing different selection conditions [ 27].