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Overall, dietary factors that activate the AhR have the capacity to affect expression of cytokines (particularly IL-22), synthesis of certain mucins, production of antimicrobial peptides, and consequently shape the intestinal barrier and furthermore the composition of the intestinal microbial community.

The density of individuals within a shared environment is a key factor in determining fitness, consequently shaping both ecological and evolutionary processes (MacArthur and Wilson 1967; Mueller et al. 1991; Bassar et al. 2010).

The nine polymorphic microsatellite markers presented here will be used to assess how rivers affect levels of gene flow and consequently shape the genetic diversity and structure of riparian plant populations, and to estimate whether levels of gene flow between populations are sufficient to maintain genetic diversity within populations.

Given that up to 25% of the yeast mitochondrial genome is composed of introns and most mitochondrial introns are group I introns, horizontal transfer and gene conversion could have served as an important mechanism in introducing mitochondrial intron diversity, promoting intron mobility and consequently shaping mitochondrial genome architecture.

Researchers have pointed to this and called for more thorough reporting of drug-related overdose in death certificates, as they provide the basis for our understanding of public health trends and consequently shape research and public policy.

The evolution of these two Platyrrhini monkeys is basically due to a size differentiation (and consequently to shape changes associated with size).

Béatrice and Bénédict, he argues, are "two people who refuse to fit into a mould and live in a box" – and boxes of every size, shape and description consequently form the basis of Barbara de Limburg's set.

Consequently migration decisions are shaped within a family context.

Mutation of the SGS1 gene in the top3 background suppresses the delay in the S/G2 phase of the cell cycle; consequently, the characteristic dumbbell shaped morphology of the top3 mutant yeast cells that have not completed cell division is suppressed by the sgs1 mutation.

On the basis of this novel approach, a definition of testers is given and consequently used to shape this particular method, as illustrated with some suitable examples.

Rather than deciding whether attraction or selection is in general more important, it is more interesting to ask the extent to which transmission is preservative or reconstructive in different domains, and how attraction and selection consequently interact to shape cultural variation.