In particular, it is unclear whether Rickettsiales most often evolve by long-term bacteria-host co-divergence or cross-species transmission [ 20],[ 21].
The standard kitchen bible, the book you turn to most often, has evolved from dictionary to encyclopedia, and to anthology and then grammar.
But most often tricks evolve out of necessity, as riders are constantly trying to outdo one another in what amounts to the sport's equivalent of a cold war arms race.
The analyses show that some fragments representing the differences between due date, machine ready time, and current time appear most often in the evolved heuristics.
Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUV) have evolved most often with specific mission focus areas determined by the defense sponsor or commercial customer.
Considering the fact that it has taken millions of years to evolve exquisitely fine-tuned motifs around phosphorylation sites that would confer signaling specificity and fidelity (Tan et al., 2009, Zarrinpar et al., 2003), it is not so surprising that cancer mutations most often perturb this finely evolved system by generating weaker phosphorylation motifs.
Pericardial aplasia evolves asymptomatically, most often being an incidental finding during necropsy or diagnostic imaging [ 41].
However, such current-state RBAC models most often follow from structures that have evolved over time and are not the result of a systematic rights management procedure.
This explains why the increase in mutational robustness is not observed in most cases, and why, for the cases in which flatter solutions evolve, they are most often outcompeted by quasispecies with a highly structured mutational neighborhood.
Unstable oscillatory events evolving into limit cycle oscillations occurred most often at frequencies related to the biomechanics of the flight simulator occupant.
