Coupled with its ability to be substituted for other economic resources, its transportability at very high speeds, and its ability to impart advantages to the holder of information, these characteristics are at the base of such societal industries as research, education, publishing, marketing, and even politics.
For this reason, it is possible that possessing calcium carbonate skeletons might impart advantages in terms of uncoupling of the exposure of tissues to PAR and UVR.
The protocols characteristic of RI studies can cause interpretive challenges, but aspects of the RI design, including gestational exposure, life span observation, and larger numbers of animals and dose groups, may impart advantages that provide chemical risk assessors with valuable insights for the identification of chemical-related neoplasia not obtained from other bioassays.
The question of whether a dietary supply of docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and arachidonic acid (ARA) imparts advantages to visual or cognitive development in term infants has been debated for many years.
Natural selection therefore explains why wheels have not appeared, as a wheel missing one or more of its key components would probably not impart an advantage to an organism.
To understand how polymerization in one direction might be able to impart an advantage on an organism, we should look a bit closer at the chemistry of nucleotides and nucleic acid synthesis.
This heterogeneity is likely reflective of the diverse tissue physiological milieu in which these oncogenes impart selective advantage to the cancer cells.
In contrast to "selfish" retroelements such as group II introns and retrotransposons, DGRs impart an advantage to their host by increasing its adaptive potential.
Through such tips, Barker imparts the advantage of experience to the neophyte.
These architectures can impart unique advantages, such as increased stability, on their micellar aggregates.
