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The necessity for higher BRZ concentrations may reflect weaker uptake by leaves through a functional epidermis.
These patterns may reflect weaker selection against indels affecting peripheral components of genes when compared with more direct hits.
Early transition to second or third births may reflect weaker employment orientation, especially since Norwegian women less frequently return to full-time employment after second or third births.
On the other hand, under-representation of UTRs may reflect weaker evolutionary conservation of these regions, resulting in a lack of sequence similarity (including possible UTR length differences between mouse and bank vole) to mouse transcripts over a substantial portion of contig/singleton (CS) length.
However, hLsg1 did not bind GDP under those experimental conditions (data not shown), which may reflect weak binding.
This included lineage-specific spacer deletions or insertions, which may reflect weak selective pressures to maintain immunity or distinct temporal interactions with MGEs, respectively.
The failure to retain women in prenatal programs may reflect weak therapeutic alliance [ 8, 9], lack of peer support, lack of perceived benefit or need of support, high levels of daily "life hassles" [ 10], fear of "the system", logistical challenges and/or residential instability during pregnancy [ 11].
More rapid evolution of secondary chromosomes may therefore reflect weaker purifying selection on less expressed genes.
This insensitivity of the sod1Δ strain to 2-methoxybenzaldehyde may reflect the weaker antifungal activity of this compound compared to the other benzaldehydes identified.
The lack of observed density for the longer peptide may reflect relatively weaker binding relative of the H3K27me3 compared to the H3K9me3 and H3K36me3 peptides, consistent with the kinetic results (Figs. 3E, S16).
The board's opinions about the strategy and tactics may reflect a weak management needing direction, or may represent frustrated operators hoping for an exit and seeking to influence day-to-day decisions.
