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Female-biased plots might thus seem attractive early on potentially because the choice of potential mates is higher or the competition for food is lower.

Each deleted his message, probably in reaction to criticism, but also potentially because the insults were terrible.

The model (Alston et al. 1985) provided the least adequate predictions, potentially because the correlation was not suitable for flue gas streams that contain N2.

Most notably, the Chojnacky models produce greater estimates in high biomass plots, potentially because the models used by Chojnacky are more species-specific than the Jenkins models.

The cell-to-cell variability, as reflected by parameter randomization, tends to smoothen the distributions of ZEB1 mRNA in the E and the hybrid E/M phenotypes, potentially because the difference of ZEB1 mRNA levels between E and E/M is smaller as compared to that between E/M and M, as reflected by the simulations of single cells undergoing EMT (Fig. 3a).

This was especially true for the traditional cylindrical buildings, potentially because the weight of a lava flow against a convex wall will place it in compression, making the same materials as used for a planar or concave wall (that would be placed into tension by the weight of a flow) significantly stronger.

The responses were, on average, greater than those for normal song, potentially because of the nature of the BOLD transfer function and the effect of anaesthesia as described above.

Although caries increment scores also were reduced for the active treatment relative to the sham groups (13.8%, 32.5%, and 2.2%), these reductions were not statistically significant (potentially because of the antimicrobial properties of the sham agent, quinine hydrochloride).

In general, different in vitro studies show little overlap, potentially because of the complex miRNA mRNA networks that underlie the observations and the differences in exposure used across studies.

Thermophilic anaerobic sludge digestion appears particularly promising and may achieve superior ARG removal relative to mesophilic digestion, potentially because of the much narrower host ecology of the microorganisms (Diehl and LaPara 2010; Ma et al. 2011).

Even specific cell wall proteins display highly heterogeneous glycosylation patterns (Harvey, 2005; Medzihradszky, 2008), potentially because of the differential usage of potential N-glycosylation sites on individual molecules.