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There was no difference in the in vitro growth rate of S. epidermidis 1457 and its ACME excision mutant, confirming the finding in S. aureus that carriage of ACME does not engender a biological fitness cost [5].

At the same time, registry officials must continue to explore linkages with billing and patient management systems, so that participation does not engender a substantial burden of cost and/or staff time.

Notably, when aspirated into the lungs of mice, the biodegradation of the nanotubes does not engender an inflammatory response.

America recognizes that while it must continue to strengthen alliances and partnerships to deter destabilizing behavior by anyone -- North Korea on the peninsula, China in the South China Sea, or others -- it also must build a strong relationship with China to ensure that actions by both sides to do not engender a self-fulfilling prophecy of the security dilemma in Asia that many worry about.

As a consequence, the spectrum of potential future adaptations will differ from those available to a population that by chance fixed an alternative mutation that did not engender a trade-off, and therefore would not select for a compensatory mutation.

In contrast to CPFM, ECHM did not engender an anomalous increase in the tip radius with bulk undercooling at small anisotropy (δ < δc).

"That didn't engender a lot of trust," said Sergeant DeMers of the police union.

— it's amazing that something like this didn't engender a Molotov cocktail to the main subwoofer.

Yet, the transgene not only does not engender such an effect under fasted conditions, it worsens glucose incorporation in GHR-KO mice (Fig. 3B).

"The fact that an applicant who institutes court proceedings is given priority suggests an arbitrariness which does not engender confidence that a reasonable allocation mechanism was being applied," he said.

Relying on pre-set channels usually does not engender incredible growth with a positive arbitrage.