In depth analysis of the genomic data from recently diverged primate species on markedly different phenotypic trajectories provides valuable clues to ancient genomic events.
The historical field has changed markedly in the past thirty years; valuable new perspectives and resources have been brought to bear.
Therapies that target specific molecules markedly inhibit cancer growth in several malignancies, and provide valuable strategies for the treatment of advanced melanoma (Romano et al, 2011).
Thus, the social relationships of male Guinea baboons differ markedly from those of other members of the genus, adding valuable comparative data to test hypotheses regarding social evolution.
Compass's choice is not necessarily the wrong one, and it should be welcomed as a valuable contribution to the debate, but it represents a markedly different choice nonetheless, and should be regarded as such.
The use of two germplasms with markedly different Al tolerances allowed the identification of genes that are a valuable tool for assessing the mechanisms of Al tolerance in maize in acid soil.
Scoring TV shows offers up valuable exposure – not to mention pay cheques in a music business markedly less flush with cash – but also the opportunity to work on a broader canvas than the album format.
Other studies have confirmed that WTs are perceived very negatively in aesthetically valuable and natural landscapes [25 27], as opposed to landscapes already more markedly influenced by human activities.
These findings indicate that IPTc is a potentially valuable tool that can contribute to the control of malaria in areas with markedly seasonal transmission.
"The near-absence of undergraduate veterans at our most selective institutions is a great loss — both for the veterans who are excluded from this valuable learning environment, and for our other students, who would benefit from exposure to individuals with markedly different experiences," he says.
However, Figure 1 showed that the event rate was markedly higher in patients with CFR < 2.5 than in patients with CFR ≥ 2.5, indicating that CFR is a valuable tool to identify high-risk diabetic patients without overt CAD.
