Although the most common fate of gene duplicates may be immediate pseudogenization upon arrival, the extraordinary high rates of spontaneous gene duplication likely have a substantial influence on the trajectory of evolution by enabling the origin of discernible numbers of gene substrates for neofunctionalization [ 8].
Under the experimental conditions light condition was the dominant environmental factor controlling surface activity, but elevated night-time air temperature and humidity also encouraged dew-worm emergence without discernible differences among geographical origins.
It should be noted that in ultrasound imaging this point of origin is not discernible.
A ragged hole and blotchy stains of uncertain origin form the only discernible pattern.
MA originating from a barely discernible R1.
Nearest neighbor-joining analysis robustly supported shared origins of most Jewish populations with clearly discernible European/Syrian/North African and Middle Eastern branches (Fig. 2; Campbell et al. 2012).
Thus, while putative ligands are only discernible in early vertebrates, the receptors seem to have an earlier origin.
Proteomics is particularly well suited for the analysis of the microenvironment, given the host origin of numerous components of the microenvironment that lack discernible genomic alterations, and given the contribution of protein release and shedding of proteins from the surface of cancer cells that cannot be predicted strictly from genomic analysis.
As the excitation angle increases, peak I exhibits no discernible movement regardless of the structure of the binary patterns, which further supports our hypothesis on the origin of peak I. Peak II, however, dramatically changes with the excitation angle.
Socio-demographic variation in the sample characteristics (such as caregivers' income, education, length of time in US, origin in a rural or urban area, and country of origin), led to very few discernible differences in espoused dental health beliefs or practices.
