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As the electrospinning processes reported in the literature have become more complex, advancing from single-fluid to multiple-fluid processes [6 8], the nanofibers thereby produced have correspondingly evolved from monolithic nanofibers to core-shell structures, side-by-side nanofibers, and nanofibers containing particles or with a high porosity [9 11].

We propose that the target RNA sequences of the RNP-1 element in the Am-Tra2 protein may have correspondingly evolved and thus differ from those found in D. melanogaster.

Presumably, they are correspondingly more evolved than Homo sapiens.

Correspondingly, cells have evolved elaborate DNA damage response (DDR) mechanisms to maintain genome integrity and stability [ 1].

Additionally, the understanding of the term "health" has also changed dramatically during this time and unsurprisingly patients' expectations have evolved correspondingly.

A similar pattern of large-to-small plaque size evolution has also been observed elsewhere with λ phage [ 33]; though, in that case, it is not clear if the adsorption rate has also evolved correspondingly.

Correspondingly, fungal species have evolved strategies to overcome colonization barriers, and species vary widely in both ability to colonize and the colonization strategies that are employed (Canhoto and Graca 1999; Osbourn 1999; Huckelhoven 2007; Kikot et al. 2009).

Correspondingly, the likelihood of the cancer having evolved a mutator phenotype decreased when fewer driver mutations were required for cancer (Fig. S2B).

To effect this durophagous diet, Platysternon has evolved powerful jaw muscles and a correspondingly hypertrophied cranium.

Moreover, as the empire expanded and Tenochtitlán evolved into a heterogeneous community, the religious needs correspondingly changed from those of a simple agrarian society.

Second, while most populations maintain a large reservoir of quantitative trait variation, allowing virtually any normally-variable quantitative trait to be rapidly and effectively altered by selection, Hsp90 buffering favors typically-invariant discrete (or canalized) traits, which normally have low variability and a correspondingly low capacity to evolve.