For example, it is conceivable that one isoform may debilitate methyltransferase function whereas the other may enhance it, providing an opportunity for differential regulation.
In addition, the prospective design of our study reduced the opportunity for differential dietary recall to bias our findings.
The lagging strand delay appears to provide an opportunity for differential processing of the leading and lagging strands at the telomere.
Darwin originally interpreted these observations via a selectionist framework, suggesting that divergence should be greatest during ontogenic stages in which organisms experienced varying 'conditions of existence' and opportunity for differential selection.
He suggested that divergence should be greatest during ontogenic stages in which organisms experienced the most varying 'conditions of existence' and, as a result, occasioned opportunity for differential selection [ 2].
Second, Scott's analogy of universities and colleges with supermarkets is to miss one of the key points and opportunities that differential fees presents: namely, the chance for all institutions to charge different amounts for their different courses.
But the opportunities that differential market pricing opens up to all institutions is even more radical and exciting than he suggests.
We build a model where an unequal distribution of land quality in the presence of trade opportunities conferred differential gains from trade across regions, fostering predatory behavior by groups residing in the poorly endowed territories.
In the context of poly-cistronic transcription, this could not be delivered by the tandem array on chromosome 33; the conserved flanking sequences within the array offer no opportunities for differential regulation of the copies, except for the terminal UTR, which has been extensively modified.
Applied to conservation, individual species are differentially valued and assessed relative to differential opportunity costs.
