It is conceivable that the functional overlap with respect to ligand binding has developed as a means to maximize the chances of S. aureus adherence.
Built by the Byzantine Emperor Constantine in 335 A.D., razed in 1009, rebuilt by the Crusaders and endlessly altered and subdivided since, the church has evolved into a warren of shrines, in every conceivable style and often overlapping.
Yet, it is conceivable that key invasion pathways overlap between CNS and other cancers, and that factors inducing EMT outside the brain also activate the triad of invasion, stemness and chemoresistance in malignant gliomas.
As opposed to a linear evolutionary model, it is conceivable that there were several overlapping collections of sayings attributed to Laozi from the start, each inhabiting a particular interpretive context, from which different versions of the Laozi were derived.
A possible subspecialization after duplication, while still showing overlap or even redundancy, was conceivable.
5G wireless systems are not necessarily operated in a dedicated band, such as long-term evolution (LTE) advanced in unlicensed band, so frequency allocation where each system is overlapped in frequency domain is conceivable.
This and our investigation did not identify overlapping QTL regions, which is conceivable because our SNP analysis was based on the specifically selected gene categories with known implications for human skin structure and function.
These results suggest that, despite the tissue- and developmental stage-specific expression of different DUSPs, a significant degree of functional overlap and cross-regulation are certainly conceivable within the DUSP family.
For example, it is conceivable that population differentiation at exon or promoter overlapping genes differs from other gene constellations in that polymorphisms may affect two genes at a time.
It is conceivable that other proteins that have been detected to overlap with foci to some extent or to closely juxtapose with them represent transient and secondary protein protein interactions.
