Herein, we suggest that the apparent uncoupling/recoupling process is not fortuitous but evidence of an ancient sex/apomixis switch the molecular components of which have been retained, to a greater or lesser extent, in relatively few eukaryote lineages during evolution.
These small, focal cortical injuries, of precise ages therefore provide a unique and fortuitous opportunity to study the processes of gliosis and repair in human tissues.
It seems unlikely, however, that any apparently fortuitous coloration could long escape the process of natural selection and thus remain totally without function.
To eliminate any fortuitous mutations acquired during the mutagenesis process, the transposon insertion was transduced into strain Newman with the staphylococcal phage φ85.
Most of them can also be made from byproducts of the biodiesel process, which is a most fortuitous dual utilization of the new biodiesel plants springing up around the world.
Indeed, to date, most field observations of enhanced reductive dechlorination in treated source zones have been fortuitous, with little thought devoted to microbial processes in the initial design and implementation of the treatment monitoring scheme.
Accordingly, the aim of this research is to demonstrate that firms can leverage network analysis when designing their global sourcing strategies to assuage the difficulties associated with the lack of information in the JV formation process thus rendering them in a more fortuitous position.
This paper reconstructs the process of theorising and the many serendipitous and fortuitous choices made when learning in the field and from the actual experiences involved in the designing and completing of an accounting research enquiry.
This fortuitous temperature-sensitivity of Zorro3 retrotransposition provides a convenient means of regulating the process, i.e., retrotransposition can be inhibited by maintaining the cells at 37°C, then allowed to proceed by moving them to a lower temperature.
