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Altogether, this suggests that ALDH+ cells have higher abilities to reestablish tumour heterogeneity, at least with respect to ALDH.

The genes coding for this operon were found in LMG 26808 and also in another non-pathogenic Clavibacter, LMG 26811 (data not shown), implying that their cells might have higher abilities to recover after exposures to UV and/or other types of chemicals retrieved during the seed certification procedures.

First, we expect the reduction in lender monitoring to be more pronounced when lenders have higher ability and propensity to hedge credit risk using CDSs.

The results are in agreement with the EICA hypothesis and suggest that plants from the invasive range have higher ability to use resources and are thus able to perform well also in nutrient poor conditions.

At the same time, they also have higher ability to cope with the traffic congestion.

The adhesion assays clearly indicate that recrudescent P. berghei iRBC have higher ability to adhere to the placenta, raising the hypothesis that P. berghei expanding during PAM is positively selected by the ability to bind placental ligands.

Interestingly, AGS cells have higher ability of proliferation and migration than N87 cells.

MGF-01 may have higher ability for taking up glucose when there is a sufficient demand such as for l-threonine production.

Tag-seq showed a tendency to have higher ability to detect highly abundant transcripts compared to exon microarray, supporting previous observations [ 5, 14].

Perhaps, one can use silicon and/or silica nanoparticles, which have high abilities to adsorb water molecules, for enhancing the performance of humidity sensors [1,20].

The demethylation induced by sh-Dnmt1 did not significantly affect gene expression (Fig. 6e, f), which was consistent with the fact that active DNA demethylation has higher abilities to affect gene expression than passive DNA demethylation.