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Other selective forces may generate alternative effects on sequence diversity.
Relaxing the selection pressure in this system may generate alternative mutational paths.
The Client was applying for a change in land use entitlements for the Property, and intended to use this analysis for the City, since the City was likely to consider the relative fiscal revenues the Property may generate under alternative land use distinctions, as the application was processed".
The methods to generate alternative activities developed in the PEG and PTG may be extended for livestock and perennial activities.
Functionally, NAGNAG alternative splicing in mRNA results in various isoforms which generate alternative proteins following translation.
Engine adaptation for alternative fueling may generate certain difficulties in terms of configuration or quality of the subassemblies.
The comparison between the MAFU and traditional method shows that both methods may generate some ranking of project alternative based on the average utility value (i.e., the middle bar of the box plot), but the traditional method generates an overlapping confidence interval and min max ranges among the project alternatives, which complicates the decision marking and alternative selection process.
Indeed, such calculations may be less cumbersome and may generate fewer healthcare expenditures than alternative procedures such as supplemental clonidine-suppression testing or collection of 24-hour urinary measures.
Given that one gene may generate multiple transcripts due to alternative splicing, we removed the decimal points in the Ensembl numbers and chose the maximum FPKM value to represent the gene expression.
This is so because education offers other alternative livelihood opportunities which may generate significant returns compared to forest extraction activities (Masozera and Alavalapati 2004).
Two management alternatives in the present study may generate net revenues to the producer, and differ primarily in the predictability and temporal stability of income.
