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These deformation conditions may also favour the formation of fluid escape structures and pockmarks.

Landscape changes may also favour phenotypic variation with divergences between populations even at a small spatial scale.

If Argentina's default is followed by recovery, the government's candidate, whoever he may be, may also favour renegotiation.

Mr Ramírez may also favour devaluation, for it would give PDVSA more bolívares for its oil dollars, and him more power.

The cost and complexity of registration may also favour the ruling conservative National Action Party, which won 57% of the absentee vote in 2006.

They may also favour practices such as remote working to make jobs greener.Equally, a growing number of people are remaining healthy and active well past the traditional retirement age and want to carry on working, whether for the money or for the fun of it.

Under such a model, while most variants leading to non-functional transcripts (i.e., noisy splicing) are purged by purifying selection24, genetic variants that alter splicing of immune genes may also be favoured by different forms of adaptive evolution, allowing for a broader repertoire of functional isoforms.

The overall balance is an increased luminescence intensity that may also be favoured by the absence of protonated amines at pH 7.4 that can act as electron scavengers, quenching the photoluminescence.

These observations suggest that the expression of core+1/ARFP may also be favoured from this mutated RNA during natural HCV infection.

Sexual selection may also have favoured the evolution of vocal cues to the hormonal state (and therefore competitive ability) in fallow deer males, and led to the selection of lower pitch vocalisations indicating higher-quality individuals.

Recently, an inspection and maintenance programme concerning emissions limits for the old and second hand vehicles was implemented in São Paulo and that may also have favoured this scenario.