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If the buckling patterns form ridge cracks, the original straight-sided blisters and telephone cord buckles with smaller widths invariably evolve into the bubble mode, whereas the telephone cord buckles with larger widths can keep the antisymmetric mode.

Even so, the cancer cells invariably return, evolving in such a way that they no longer respond to treatment.

Initially responsive to hormonal ablation therapy, PCA invariably recur and evolve to become lethal androgen-independent (AI) disease.

In our simulations, adequate regulation in the resource poor environment ([ Aout] = 0.1) is invariably last to evolve, as can also be seen in figure 2. In our default setting, but using different random seeds per run, approximately half of the populations evolve a high fitness (>0.85), comparable to the example.

MM evolves and invariably progresses through therapy.

He published research on what makes systems work and fail, and he observed that complex systems that actually work are invariably found to have evolved from simple systems that had also worked.

Based on the substitution incidences observed in our sequences, the Tamura and Nei (1993) model seems biologically most plausible as it uses Gamma distribution that results in continuous distribution in which every site may have a different rate change as opposed to fraction site changes at one rate or invariably especially for rapidly evolving groups of organisms such as microbes [ 16, 19].

The seduction, gifts and flattery invariably lead to sexual engagement and evolves to condition a young person to accept the "normality" of their situation.

So, Dr. Greengard said, "what evolved is that proteases invariably have targeting proteins that help them decide which proteins to go after".

As software systems evolve over time, they invariably undergo changes that can lead to a degeneration of the architecture.

Our data regarding Helix 2 provide the strongest evidence of selection against mismatch pairs - among 10 universal base pairs, nine were invariably double-stranded in all Ulvales and evolved exclusively by CBCs and hCBCs.