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Our results suggest that sexual signal per se and signal intensity is not necessarily selected by the same selection pressure.

Compared with our previous analysis results under the parametric frailty model [ 10], we found that the same explanatory variables were selected into the final model in this study by the same selection procedure.

It is picked by the same selection panel, usually has the same captain and a nucleus of the Test team.

Therefore, mutations occurring in either the tandem repeat or the HSV-tk coding sequence motif produce an inactive thymidine kinase protein that is detectable by the same selection scheme.

By using the same selection parameters, the comparison of global DS and euploid expression profiles revealed that, after filtering ("Materials and Methods"), 2913 genes (2489 of them with single probe and 424 with multiple probes) were differentially expressed, on a total of 11327 distinct genes considered.

All of the probands from the families included in the study had been selected for DNA diagnosis of BRCA1 and BRCA2, according to the same selection criteria defined by a group of experts and used nationwide.

It is likely that A → G is the preferred substitution for all bacteria; such mutations will be soon eliminated by selection in S. aureus, but the same selection pressure would not be present in genomes with an extreme GC bias.

Further stratification by NS-SEC occupational class at the same selection points showed that in those aged 50 64 years eligible to attend clinic, there was a higher proportion of males than females in managerial and professional occupations who attended clinic, but a higher proportion of females than males in the other two occupational classes.

Second, the same selection pressures obtained by public health measures outside the body are brought into play when we inhibit the adherence of bacteria within the body.

The same selection criteria, applied by foreign auto makers, have also helped U.S. tire makers score some major hits.

Nevertheless, these edge populations would be expected to respond differently to the same selection pressures experienced by their centrally located relatives.