Roughly a third of the city -- the two miles nearest the Indian Ocean -- was flattened and denuded, with only an occasional tree or shank of cement escaping the sledgehammer strength of the waves.
In agreement with the hypothesis that reversion of mutations is driven by gain of fitness, Li et al. observed that reverting mutations preferentially arose within highly conserved residues and suggested that the severity of fitness loss associated with CTL escape mutations, so the strength of back selection, determines the kinetics by which escape mutations and reversions occur [38].
He showed pace and body strength to escape the attentions of Ezequiel Garay and Luisao before rounding Artur to score from the tightest of angles.
They are in their infancy in this context (e.g. Hastings 2006b), but there is no escaping this complexity: the epidemiology determines the strength of selection and hence the evolution, and the evolution in turn determines the epidemiologic dynamics.
"He can play at No 10; he holds the ball, he can turn quickly with the strength of a striker and escape the defensive line.
And the pursuer who was hardest to ignore was Woods, who made several timely putts and used the strength of his short game to escape precarious situations.
But it is hard to escape the impression of an ageing class warrior - Badiou is 72 - railing against the waning of his own strength.
If one quark/prisoner tries to move away, however, the strength of the chains is felt, and escape is prevented.
It was the strength to lose control, to run counter to convention, to escape the banal confines of what I saw as bourgeois life.
When the strength of the water that escapes from the lake and the incision of the outlet channel exceed a certain threshold, glacial lake outburst occurs.
