De Duve [ 14] has said the following about this stage: "Even if precise matching between amino acids and proto-anticodons did not exist initially, its progressive appearance would, predictably, be favoured by natural selection.
If the Fed requested such portfolio-level data, banks would predictably attack it for unnecessarily increasing their compliance burden.
For the weakest isolates, i.e. those with an MST of 28 (±0) days, we observed a broad range of our virulence metrics; a plausible explanation for this is that murine survival was not monitored beyond 28 days; thus, it is quite possible differences in survival would predictably resolve at later time points.
Predictably, in such occasions, Street analysts start to upgrade their ratings which would predictably push its price higher.
Were policymakers forced to balance spending with tax revenues, the demand for all sorts of activities now financed by the feds would predictably decline (I will leave it to others to determine how much).
We noted 133 AS changes within only one hour following disconnection of the stimulus, further decreasing the diversity of the changes to 373 functional predictions (such that every third AS change would predictably modify the protein product of the modified transcript).
It would, however, involve a major departure from the Soviet model, which would predictably lead to increased tensions between Beijing and Moscow.
Given that muscle has a particularly high metabolic need for fatty acids driven by its high-energy demand, a reduction in FASN activity would predictably compromise muscle function.
Replacing 87percentt of vehicles with Nissan Leafs would, predictably, have a huge impact on fuel consumption.
It had moved to undercut the two main pillars of the civil-rights movement, but in a manner that would predictably fail.
He expected some justice, as if her old age would predictably reap the agony that she had sowed.
