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Novel ecosystems can arise from either abandoned cultivated land or natural areas, ushering in a process of change that exceeds historical biotic and abiotic ecosystem thresholds (Milton 2003; Hobbs et al. 2006) (Figure  3).

In contrast, resistance to adefovir leading to virologic breakthrough can arise from either A181 V or T substitutions [28], or N236T [29].

CyPrP can arise from either retrotranslocation of PrP from the secretory pathway or via a failure of PrP's signal peptide to integrate into the endoplasmic reticulum during protein synthesis (pre-emptive quality control pathway) [19], [27] [29].

Such variations can arise from either nucleotide additions, elongating the miRNAs, or RNA editing that does not alter the miRNA length.

Interestingly, intermediate grade tumors share genetic alterations common to either pathway, suggesting that this population of tumors can arise from either pathway.

However, since errors in model responses can arise from either incorrect structure or measurement noise, our confidence in in silico predictions is limited.

"I wanted to subvert the reader's expectations and show the collateral damage that can arise from desperate acts, either of liberation or selfishness," says Eugenides, who has taught at Princeton since 2007.

The reduced amplitudes in oocytes coexpressing syntaxin 1A can arise from effects on either channel surface expression or single-channel conductance and/or open probability.

Mitochondrial diseases can arise from mutations either in mitochondrial DNA or in nuclear DNA encoding mitochondrially destined proteins.

Pathogenesis can arise from defects either in nuclear encoded proteins that function in the mitochondria (Smits et al, 2010; Chrzanowska-Lightowlers et al, 2011; Rotig, 2011; Keogh & Chinnery, 2013) or from mutations in the mtDNA itself (Chinnery & Turnbull, 2000; Greaves et al, 2012).

As relapses can arise from parasites which are either genetically similar or genetically distinct to those causing the primary infection, it is not possible to distinguish with certainty between relapse, recrudescence, or reinfection in patients with P. vivax malaria who remain in the endemic area.