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Sampling of patients and control individuals in the small geographical region of Flanders in Belgium further favoured the genetic homogeneity of our study population.

And this modified tilt of the balance would be further favoured by the reduced inbreeding depression resulting from the relatively high level of inbreeding already present within that group.

Thus, if rare variants can at least occasionally survive the cross-species transmission bottleneck, they might be further favoured by selection in the recipient host.

Technological advances were said to further favour the defense, in that extremely precise and comparatively simple guided weapons could be used to take on tanks and high-performance aircraft, the central actors in any offensive.

These colloidal NIR-responsive gold NRs with high purity would further favour their usage in biomedical or nanotechnological fields.

The enhanced transport of CO2 into the jet lowers the solvent quality, raising C∗, which further favours fibril formation.

Among other beneficial effects brought about by legumes, the production of hydrogen gas (H2) as a by-product of BNF greatly affects the composition of the soil microbial population, further favouring the development of plant growth-promoting bacteria [2].

As a result, small pools have a relatively long water-land contact zone around their edge, which may further favour evaporation.

The resulting low pH could further favour the growth of Bacteroides [ 20].

The fact that rRNA breakdown appears generally at the same time intervals as the asLSU- γ RNA cleavage further favours the possibility that these two events are interrelated.

In those experiments, we observed the same reduction in AP accumulation after stimulation with db-cAMP, which further favours the conclusion that NO is in fact responsible for observed results.