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Tissues that are highly metabolically active, such as brown adipose tissue, may derive an advantage from increased angiogenesis by increasing energy expenditure.
We conducted a double-mating experiment to test whether males that coerce females into protracted matings derive an advantage in the competition for paternity against a later rival.
Therefore, these patients do not seem to derive an advantage from peritonectomy and HIPEC, but harbor the risk of perioperative morbidity and mortality, so might presumably fare better with systemic chemotherapy.
It derives an advantage from playing its games in Azteca Stadium in Mexico City, roughly 7,500 feet above sea level.
A similar arrangement at a moneymaking outfit wouldn't pass the department's six-point test, which says that interns cannot displace regular employees; that the experience must be "for the benefit of the intern"; and that the employer cannot derive an "immediate advantage" from the intern's activities.
Merchants and processors can therefore derive a twofold advantage from futures trading; they can insure against price decline and they can secure larger and cheaper loans from the banks.
Those that might successfully anticipate energy developments can derive a significant advantage on the market, while those that fail to recognise the importance of new movements risk making poor policy and investment decisions.
It has been hypothesized that organisms would derive a selective advantage by optimizing the organization of their sensory and neural information processing according to suitable informational criteria [22] [25].
It is possible that ER-positive cells derive a selective advantage from BMI1 overexpression.
Tumour cells may derive a proliferative advantage from the ability of MELK to inhibit p53 (cellular tumour antigen p53) [ 20] and induce apoptosis [ 9, 10].
As I cells produce space and shareable growth factors, this model assumes that D cells derive a fitness advantage from their interactions with I cells represented by the variable ρ.
