That cooS genes associated with clades A, B, and C were present in each of the insects analyzed is significant and suggests that microorganisms employing these various CODH enzymes may occupy and benefit from a similar variety of niches in these related insect species, even though the gut microbial communities and physiologies as well as the insects' diets may differ.
Some of her finest moments are silent, especially when Kevin and Tiffany are in a room they shouldn't be occupying without benefit of clergy.
From the late 1980s its grand Victorian houses were increasingly occupied by benefit claimants and asylum-seekers.But since 2002 the state has been sending it regeneration funds as well as people.
Political considerations aside, the point is that Occupy might benefit from a recognizable face.
The first thing that struck me on my return to Iraq in May 2003 was the belief of many Iraqis, especially the young, that the United States' presence, even as an occupying power, would benefit Iraq.
Sotheby's palatial New York premises on York Avenue, which occupy 10 floors, have the benefit of what is perhaps the most beautiful display space anywhere outside museums for playing up the splendor of paintings and sculpture in natural light.
Meanwhile, the benefits to a college education accrue over the whole of an individual's life, while a home's benefits are enjoyed only as long as the home is occupied.Moreover, the benefits to a college education are transportable.
Both investors and buyers who plan to occupy them can get tax benefits from buying in listed buildings, said Roland Fabian, a real estate tax expert at the Linklaters law firm in Frankfurt.
Let that sink in for a second: Joe, a man who is trying to rent a small square-metre section of his own kitchen out for human occupancy, does not want someone on benefits occupying that small scrap of kitchen.
The fall of the Roman Empire actually resulted from the successful attempt of Germanic peoples to occupy its lands and enjoy its benefits.
