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The biotic features (lifestyle, ability to regenerate, and cell characteristics) of the two planarians studied here, D. japonica and S. mediterranea, are quite similar, and large numbers of their genes and their encoded amino acid sequences are well conserved.
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Surprisingly, the collection of SET-domain genes within yeast did not appear critical for differences in lifestyles, abilities to morph, sexual mechanisms, and pathogenicity of hemiascomycetes.
These quantitative trait genes are easily identified because of favorable attributes of the organism, including a selfing hermaphroditic lifestyle , the ability to generate large numbers of recombinant offspring, the ability to cryopreserve and revive strains indefinitely, and ample phenotypic variation.
I'm not here to say that I started this line of work because I'm Mother Teresa, that the exciting lifestyle and ability to travel didn't come into it.
The findings regarding multiple partnerships suggest that a certain lifestyle and ability to access it, both in the "imaginary" and in material, seem correlated with having multiple sexual partnerships- namely going to nightclubs and associating with foreigners.
For instance, locomotor impairment can make social participation difficult, place limitations on lifestyle and ability to perform self-care tasks, increase dependency on others, reduce income and employment potential, and overall, reduce quality of life [ 6, 7].
In this cohort, the levels of worry about the future, lifestyle and ability to continue a current daily lifestyle were increased in those who received broader education which contradicts current belief that worry is decreased by being well-informed but indicates high understanding of treatment options and future lifestyle.
Incorporation of complex and costly variables related to MRI does not seem to significantly improve performance of a simple model that includes age, education, cognition, health, lifestyle , functional ability , and the apolipoprotein gene at the population level for all cause dementia (or Alzheimer's disease).
In patient populations other than those with arthritis, studies on the effects of online health information showed a positive effect on the collaboration between patients and health professionals [ 2] and the patients' understanding and use of treatments, lifestyle and ability to manage their condition [ 23].
For as much as the show did to increase people's comfort with gay lifestyles , its ability to be transformative was limited by the story it was telling: that of two affluent (and mostly chaste) gay men who lived in Manhattan, went out in Chelsea, and shopped exclusively at Barney's.
Thousands more seek guidance to combine their lifestyle with the ability to work and support their families.
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The phrase "lifestyle ability" functions as a noun phrase, where "lifestyle" acts as an adjective modifying the noun "ability". According to Ludwig, this phrase might need further clarification. The example shows it is used to describe the capacity or skill related to one's way of life.
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