Wildlife managers will benefit from the more complete genomic perspectives offered by advances in genomics technologies, as population-level genetic variation has the potential to be partitioned into categories of neutral variation, putatively adaptive variation, and potentially misleading variation.
The study suggested marked variation in the actions that participating academics viewed as coherent with sustainable engineering practice, and therefore, potentially marked variations in the sustainability actions academics might advocate to their undergraduate students.
A recent analysis of the quality of the electrical flow in the eastern part of the grid showed a significant rise since 2000 in potentially destabilizing variations from the ideal frequency of 60 hertz, or cycles per second.
At 3G speeds, a pocket-size communicator could zoom beyond simple voice calls and messaging to include mobile video conferencing, the routine use of video postcards, the delivery of CD-quality music, the storage and retrieval of personal information, as well as potentially endless variations on mobile electronic commerce, or m-commerce.
We argue that some of these tools and potentially their variations can be suitably used to address problems arising from the way the respective online data has been collected12.
The single base pairing is much more stringent in mitosis (evolved to produce identical daughter cells), compared to meiosis where errors can facilitate potentially beneficial variations.
There were also potentially large variations in the quality of counseling and testing services received.
Only two patients with early onset CD exhibit rare potentially deleterious variations within NOD2.
The best-interest-criterion opens for potentially large variations in practice.
To identify potentially pathogenic variations, we filtered out some identified nucleotide changes, as indicated in the Materials and Methods.
