These features suggest that aquaporins likely play important physiological roles in the louse's fluid homeostasis, which, given the divergent osmoregulatory capabilities to its salmonid host, could represent eminent therapeutic targets.
With fully divergent cores capable of MIMD execution, the physical topology and memory-mapped capabilities of the core and network translate well to partitioned global address space (PGAS) parallel programming models.
In addition, microorganisms have redundant functional capabilities, share divergent functional capabilities with closely related microorganisms, have the potential for high metabolic diversity within single microbial lineages, and are extraordinarily difficult to isolate under laboratory conditions.
We introduce an organizational typology, the Resilience Architecture Framework (RAF), which forms a platform for the integration of divergent research streams – organizational rigidity, dynamic capabilities and organizational ambidexterity – into the study of organizational resilience.
As a result of working on these projects, an organization's capabilities evolve in unpredictable and often divergent ways.
Geographically restricted and deeply divergent genealogical lineages of taxa with low dispersal capabilities are therefore prone to local extinction, since immigrants from more viable, distant habitats cannot easily replenish populations depleted of genetic diversity.
The inhibitory capability of these compounds was very divergent (Fig. 3).
(3) It has a strong capability to identify variants based on a relatively divergent reference genome, which brings it to a much wider application other than re-sequencing projects.
Many studies have shown that the P- and G-type plants are divergent in their morphology, phenology, cytology, phytochemical compounds and anti-insect capability [ 2– 6, 11].
Individuals within families may have divergent interests; a husband may interfere with his wife's exercise of her capabilities, or a parent with a child's.
