Next, in the present state of theorizing and experimenting, while the rationale for default interpretations is strong, some of the properties of such interpretations are still in need of further investigation.
The second alternative interpretation is that strong positive selection, which would be reflected as high levels of adaptive evolution, causes proteins to gradually evolve greater robustness.
He said the intensifying repression could signal the party was "fragile or paranoid but another interpretation is that it is strong enough that it is not worried about how parties inside or outside of China are going to react".
Although there are many nuances in an interpretation of their function, there is strong evidence to indicate that RA synthesized by Raldh1 and Raldh3 in the optic cup signals to the surrounding ocular mesenchyme via Rarα-Rarβ and Rarα-Rarγ receptor heterodimers (Matt et al., 2005, 2008; Molotkov et al., 2006; Gage and Zacharias, 2009).
A common interpretation is that there are strong temperature fluctuations within the nebulae.
But the show is strong enough to tolerate interpretation.
On the contrast the FT-IR does not show a significant variability because it provides an easier and more standardized sample preparation, and the spectrum interpretation is based on strong scientific principles.
This interpretation is consistent with the relatively strong phenotypes of the wrky60 mutant in ABA and stress tolerance when compared to those of the wrky18 mutant.
If this interpretation is correct, it provides a strong likelihood that phthalate exposure in humans is one potential cause of TDS disorders, a conclusion that has widespread public health implications.
Predominance shifts towards the strongest perceptual interpretation (I), only the mean dominance of the strongest perceptual interpretation is influenced by dot luminance-based changes in percept probability (II), reversal rates change consistent with dominance duration (III) and the reversal rates increase if dot luminance of all the dots is increased (IV).
