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As opposed to other studied organisms, where the tracks of selection are clearer and the presumed action of selection on codon bias is mainly to enhance translation efficiency as expression rises, in the human genome the situation seems to be more intricate: the signature of selection on codon bias is harder to detect and is possibly blurred by other stronger forces acting on codon bias.
Romeo and Juliet contains what is possibly Shakespeare's most famous scene blurring the line between sleep and death, but it's in Hamlet where the death-as-sleep allusions come thick and fast.
Equally, at the risk of sounding overly cynical, it does feel like the lines are possibly starting to blur when City are now being strongly linked to Leroy Sané, of Schalke, and this is a player Guardiola has already acclaimed as the rising star of German football.
Males are possibly territorial.
Post-transcriptional and post-translational mechanisms are likely to influence protein expression, possibly blurring the correlation between mRNA and protein levels for this gene.
As Pando Daily points out, as the site continues to grow, it's not surprising that the lines between homemade/independent and manufactured/made by machine are getting blurred and possibly harder to police.
The source of infection is therefore blurred.
The perspective of even the sharpest minds is blurred by this season being as open as any since 1993, and possibly beyond.
Compressed by the swollen dermis, the boundary of the Achilles tendon is distorted and blurred; moreover, there is an explosive growth of blood content inside and around the tendon possibly resulting from neovascularization and hemorrhage.
