For instance, a newcomer may have a skill that was formerly the unique province of a veteran, lowering the veteran's value to other coalition members (Tooby and Cosmides 1996).
Seventy-five unique formerly azido-sialic acid modified glycopeptides were identified from 55 glycoproteins using 1,3,4- O-Bu3ManNAz analog treatment (Table 2 and Additional file 2: Table S2).
By using the strategy outlined in Figure 1, Steps 6 to 9, 75 unique formerly azido-sialic acid modified glycopeptides were identified in samples obtained from SW1990 cells treated with 1,3,4- O-Bu3ManNAz analog, representing 55 different glycoproteins (Table 2 and Additional file 2: Table S2).
It is difficult to discuss on the composition of the shell and cloudgenomes, since adding more strains to a group raises the probability of finding new genes, but it also raises the probability of a gene formerly considered as unique to be found in a new strain, becoming part of the shellgenome.
Thus, for example, it seems acceptable to say that a beautiful ancient city deserves to be preserved; that a unique and formerly vibrant ecosystem deserves to be restored; that the scene of a horrible massacre deserves to be torn down.
The Institute of Ligurian Studies, formerly the Bicknell Museum, displays a unique collection of the flora of the Riviera.
"Dengue is very unique," said Dr. Harold S. Margolis, formerly of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and now director of the Pediatric Dengue Vaccine Initiative, a nonprofit organization based in South Korea.
The solo project for Bevan Smith (formerly of Ruby Suns) channels a unique vision informed heavily by various strains of dance, indulging in heavy pop flourish at times.
The solo project from Bevan Smith (formerly of Ruby Suns) channels a unique vision informed by various strains of dance and indulging in heavy pop flourishes at times.
