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As the content of these various constituents evolves with growth, associated material properties, such as the elastic modulus of the extracellular matrix, may similarly evolve.

It is likely that public health advice in other countries may, similarly, evolve over time to become more specific.

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Some satellite Occupy groups have similarly evolved into service organizations; others have recommitted to protesting.

A distal HSE similarly evolved in Hsp27.

Likewise, risk assessment theory has similarly evolved.

However, closely related populations (if measured genome wide and at neutral loci) may not share the same adaptive traits (for example, if they exist in very different environmental conditions), and distantly related populations may evolve similarly adaptive traits in parallel.

The Ugt 5a1 to 5a4 cluster may evolve similarly.

When BCL2T is high, BAXmT is in the low configuration no matter how much stress is affecting the system, as resulted from the the green points below 60 in panel B. Similarly, BH3 may evolve into two states: (i) a zero one in which the protein is almost absent, and (ii) a positive one, in which the protein concentration increases as stress does (see Figure 7, panels C and D).

Radiology practices may similarly refine recruiting practices.

A gain of face may similarly arise.

And open conflict may similarly subside in most places.

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