The natural transformation system of HB27 comprises at least 16 distinct competence proteins [ 45, 46].
In this study I show that also within coding regions, the distribution of distinct competence-associated sequences is non-random.
Thus, a hospital that implements greater numbers of technologies may produce a distinct competence within its operations [ 37, 38].
Using lineage-tracing analysis combined with a VAD mouse model, we demonstrate here that NGN3+ and GFRα1+ cells show distinct competence to differentiate in response to RA: NGN3+ cells quickly differentiated into KIT+ cells in response to RA, whereas GFRα1+ cells remained undifferentiated.
It would be interesting to use immunological tools to assess individual exposure to a specific Anopheles species, even to closely related phylogenetically species, in areas harbouring several Anopheles species with distinct vector competences and behaviours.
In the mouse and bovine, the two chromatin organizations reflect distinct developmental competence.
Similar to their in vivo counterparts, PSC-derived NSCs showed distinct neural differentiation competence according to the protocols utilized.
A mapping between items and competencies ensured that the instrument could be designed to measure distinct aspects of engineering competence.
Specifically, what voters seem to be looking for — and discerning, in as little as a second — is an indication of competence, as distinct from attractiveness or trustworthiness or intelligence.
Therefore, they concluded that problem-solving competence was distinct from intelligence, although it determines processes of knowledge acquisition.
SPA evaluates sperm function capacity by examining sperm competence in distinct biological processes required for fertilization; capacitation, acrosome reaction, spontaneous recognition of and fusion with vitelline membrane to the end-point of chromatin decondensation [ 13].
