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As expected, in the one-step fitness drop example this implies that the size of s becomes much more important for the probability of fixation than the size of z (see section S5, File S1; and Figure S1).

An overt case of JE carries a poor prognosis with a mortality of 10-30%; one third of recovered cases land into neurological sequelae whereas complete recovery is expected in the remaining one third of patients [ 6].

As mountain forests grown under more stressful conditions, (e.g., extreme temperature values, shorter growing season) than coastal forests, at similar latitude greater diversity would be expected in the later one (Lencinas et al. 2008b).

While there are plenty of funny stories about online shoppers not receiving what they expected in the mail, one can assume the main reason consumers prefer visiting brick-and-mortar stores is the in-person experience they offer.

It was "even more emphatic and disastrous than anyone expected," in the words of one veteran advocate for network neutrality.

In the X-Co2 subpopulation, the resistance to race 65 segregated according to a 1 1 R S ratio, expected in the case of one resistance gene.

The calculated fluence in 100 days of data taking is comparable to the one expected in the inner layers of the silicon trackers in LHC experiments during 10 years of operation.

The channels selected are those that show similar behavior to the one expected in the spatiotemporal profile of the feature characterizing the pre-ictal state of the patient.

Assuming a long-term fairness constraint, the optimal scheduling protocol is completely different from the one expected in the common schedulers.

Indeed the low frequency of TT genotype is comparable to the one already expected in the general population (control individuals).

No decision on restoring ties has been made, nor is one expected in the next few months.