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While resistant strains may initially emerge with compromised viral fitness, mutations that largely compensate for this impaired fitness can arise.

These neurons are called binaural neuron and initially emerge from the superior olivery complex based on information from both ipsilateral and contralateral CNs.

Although resistant mutants may initially emerge with compromised fitness and growth [18], mutations that compensate for this impaired fitness may arise [13], [14].

The classical cerulean "blue dot" cataracts characteristic of DS initially emerge at the equatorial periphery of the lens, and over time, encompass progressively larger areas of the supranucleus and deep cortex (Fig. 8).

In line with recent studies showing that TCR microclusters initially emerge at the periphery of IS and then move to the center of IS, resulting in mature IS formation [26], [27], [28], [29], it is logical to reason that Cdc42 may promote centralization but not emergence of TCR microclusters.

Our findings raised a complex question: Did CTX-M-2 β-lactamase producers initially emerge in cattle or humans?

Citigroup initially emerged as the buyer for troubled Wachovia last September.

Indeed, it was through one form of resistance to the austerity agenda that Spine initially emerged.

Because each state was free to devise its own system of choosing electors, disparate methods initially emerged.

Of course such contemporary notions of good conduct do not always coincide with the meaning of the Ten Commandments when they initially emerged in Israelite history.

Leeds, who finished second in Super League behind St Helens but initially emerged strongest in the play-offs, have attracted average crowds of more than 17,000.