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Our results, based on three birds, suggest that foraging in association with vessels does not confer an advantage for chick feeding for this population that demonstrated low rates of overlap while foraging.
However, it is possible that being first to emerge could also confer an advantage for fry with high GH production, if they are able to establish territories before the conspecifics with lower GH production emerge [51].
This on/off switch offers the advantage of not requiring additional accessory proteins such as kinases for phosphorylation, and so can confer an advantage for fine-tuning spatial and temporal regulation that may not be otherwise possible.
Vitamin prototrophy may confer an advantage for competitive rhizosphere colonization [ 163].
The relatively long lengths might confer an advantage for the bacteria attaching to particle surfaces by increasing the contact area.
Male F2s tended to have a steeper profile relative to females, which should confer an advantage for biting.
The previous in vitro trial showed that the presence of EPS does not confer an advantage of survival for Pd 2.6 in the digestive tract (Fernández de Palencia et al. 2009) however when the EPS is heterologously expressed in Lactobacillus paracasei it gives an advantage of survival to both technological and gastrointestinal stresses compared to the wild type strain (Stack et al. 2010).
This functional shift probably occurred in response to the acquisition of herbivory which conferred an advantage for ruminants eating grass.
Hence the photosensitisers have different mechanisms of sequestration or redistribution and removal from the liver, possibly conferring an advantage for m-THPC.
This suggested that ACTN3 genotype is linked to normal variation in muscle function, with each genotype possibly conferring an advantage for different types of athletic performance.
Acquisition of the correct metastatic signature, the precise nature of which is mostly unknown, confers an advantage for cancer cells to survive and metastasize.
