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Additionally, there is also a striking correlation with phenology, with increasing plant height from A. halleri, A. pedemontana towards A. cebennensis (up to 1.50 m tall), and increased preference of continuously available and cool streaming water in the same sequence of species.

Lengthening the helicate (L5) results in DNA interactions similar to those of the parent compounds, with an increased preference of the P enantiomer for the minor groove indicating an enhancement of mode selectivity.

To determine whether the resistance by K70Q/Q151Mc is caused by an increased preference of physiological dATP substrate over TFV-DP, we carried out pre-steady state transient kinetic analyses of WT, K70Q, Q151Mc, and K70Q/Q151Mc enzymes.

Young bees compensate for their inability of active heat production by behavioral mechanisms, i.e.by their increased preference of the warm brood nest ambience (Fig. 3A, [63]) and their tendency to enter empty cells (Fig. 3B).

The increased preference of BRCA1 for the 2 bp bulged and C∶C mismatch DNA substrates compared to linear duplex and G∶T DNA may represent a mechanism by which these lesions are sensed and repair proteins targeted to ensure the fidelity of HRR.

The lack of the conserved lysine could be an explanation for the increased preference of MekA toward NADH.

And the increasing preference of viewers to record programs and watch them later may be having some impact on the news channels as well.

The dramatic shift in work — away from the tradition of a 40-hour workweek and toward individuals' building of "bodies of work" (and maybe companies?) with lifestyles to match — is happening because of the pressure on organizations to innovate and increase productivity, but also because of the increasing preference of people to work for themselves.

In the scenario model sensitivity analysis, increasing sensitivity and specificity for CTA and MRA shows even increasing preference of our imaging strategy starting with non-invasive imaging compared with only DSA.

For example, the increasing preference of British tourists for Spanish destinations during the 1980s was reflected in a drop in Malta's tourism numbers during that period.

Furthermore, with the increasing preference of combination therapy to monotherapy, TDF or ADV was added to LAM even without virologic breakthrough as time went on.