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Small queens may represent an alternative reproductive strategy and may be only rarely produced by large queens.

In this case apparently the large 50 300 kb fragments are only rarely produced and are unavailable for the further degradation to oligonucleosomes.The patterns of cuts caused by the two degradations are different.

Secondary siRNAs are known to be only rarely produced after conventional miRNA cleavage events on coding transcripts [ 12].

However, it tends to have a very shallow dose response curve and only rarely produced >95% inhibition at clinically achievable concentrations: 6% of oesophagogastric tumours (one out of 17) and 3% of colorectal tumours (one out of 38).

Such a novel core is only rarely produced, at least in the small networks we simulated, but the probability of their spontaneous appearance depends on the size of the shadow and is expected to increase with network size and P.

Steenland and his colleagues on the C8 Science Panel stress that class action lawsuits involving environmental contaminants have only rarely produced data evaluating whether the exposure in question actually caused health effects.

A DRAMATIC climax, a triumph for an underdog and a story to stir the heart: sport often brings the first, sometimes delivers the second and only rarely produces the third.

Although perhaps counterintuitive, increased diagnostic safety will only rarely produce direct healthcare cost savings when the condition being diagnosed is expensive to treat, even if costs of diagnostic testing decline.

Though South Arabian kingdoms had also minted coins, they had already gone out of use by the time of certain Aksumite involvement in South Arabia under GDRT, and only very rarely produced electrum or gold denominations (silver mainly in Saba' and Himyar, while bronze in Hadhramaut), making influence unlikely.

∆Smmob3_trpC-PRO11siect transfonlynts only very rarely produced ascogonia and were no longer able to develop protoperithecia (Fig.  6a).

Not only is the putative SM Higgs boson rarely produced in the proton collisions, it also rarely decays into particles that are the best identifiable signatures of its production at the LHC: photons, electrons, and muons.