Genes included in the primary mode are present in all three genomes in single and multiple copy (MG1655, EDL933 and Sakai).
This stage-dependent difference in the primary mode of transmission helped clarify earlier observations.
However, since these higher-order modes (i.e. with two or more maxima) occur at higher critical forces (and energy) than buckling in the primary mode, they are expected to relax into the primary mode over longer time scales.
A visualisation of the shape adopted by the shortest anaphase B reveals that its profile transitions from buckling in the primary mode when unreinforced (α = 0) to second-order buckling for an elastic confinement α = 40 Pa, with intermediate configurations containing both components (α = 20 Pa).
In contrast, less intraspecific variation was observed in the isolates of C. parapsilosis and C. orthopsilosis, in which the primary mode of infection is thought to be exogenous [ 55].
It was also protective in those residents who were bedfast at the time of admission to the SNF and in those whose primary mode of locomotion was a wheelchair.
Ovarian cancer differs from almost all other solid tumors in that its primary mode of dissemination is directly across the peritoneal space, rather than through the vasculature (Shield et al., 2009).
Almost all of the weapons in the game have two modes of fire: a primary mode in which the weapon is used in a typical fashion, and a secondary mode which uses the guns in other ways, such as them being close-quarters melee weapons.
As all trainees, regardless of linguistic background, work to acquire a discipline-specific professional register, they must do so in three primary modes: free-form speech in conversation; scripted speech in presentations; and formal writing for manuscripts, abstracts, and other written products.
