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Such simplicity has evolutionary implications: it may allow variation in circuit structure and ultimately in behavior, through evolution of cis-regulatory elements, as previously shown for somatic characters, such as wing spots (Prud'homme et al., 2007).

TFs are commonly associated with multiple PSFMs since one TF may allow certain variation in its binding motif.

With this issue in mind, we already included targets other than the housekeeping genes, namely, the envelope proteins, LipL32 and LipL41 in our MLT scheme [8], [16]; this may allow sampling of variation beyond the core genome and which might be relevant in epidemiologic/taxonomic resolution of the strains.

Krengli et al. analyzed the interobserver variation for target volume delineation in preoperative radiotherapy of rectal cancer, and concluded that PET/CT may allow a reduced interobserver variation in GTV delineation in comparison with CT.

Such variation may allow this organism to evade the host immune response and to adapt to diverse host microenvironments, thus establishing persistent infection.

Although our findings require confirmation in large prospective studies, they reinforce the concept that individual genetic variation may allow personalized selection of chemotherapy to optimize clinical outcomes.

For example, plastic variation may allow individuals to survive in new conditions, a prerequisite for the evolution of heritable adaptive traits [ 6, 7].

The versatility of modular development combined with tolerance for genetic variation may allow plants to adapt at rates tailored to pathogen life cycles or to relatively expanded time scales, such as those affecting climate change.

This may allow reaching a reasonable smooth quality variation for sequences without long-term variations, if some offline processing is made to determine the key frames constant quantization parameter (QP) allowing to reach a quality similar to the quality obtained for each WZ frames quantization matrix (QM).

Their short life cycles and between-year variation in dormancy may allow a better survival and specialization to an environment that is both harsh and unpredictable (Brown and Venable, 1986).

Detailed analysis of the thermodynamics of membrane binding may allow the relationships between peptide sequence variation and organism- and strain-specific antimicrobial activities to be understood in more detail.