In line with Barrett and Schluter (2008), we find that, compared to adaptation from de novo mutations, adaptation from standing genetic variation proceeds, on average, by the fixation of more alleles of small effect.
Supporting a verbal hypothesis by Barrett and Schluter (2008), we show that, when comparing adaptation from standing genetic variation to that from de novo mutations, the former proceeds, on average, by the fixation of more alleles of small effect.
These studies show that the realized proceeds are, on average, smaller than the original valuation of the collateral.
In fact, our data show that the median time required to carry out all the proceeding is on average twofold (median time 121 days) than that previewed by the law (60 days).
In contrast to interphase NPC assembly, which occurs as a collection of singular and sporadic events, the post-mitotic assembly of thousands of NPCs in metazoan cells proceeds simultaneously and rapidly, on average one order of magnitude faster, in order to quickly re-establish nuclear compartmentalization (Dultz and Ellenberg 2010; D'Angelo et al. 2006; Dultz et al. 2008).
The proceeds ratio is, on average, 78 %, with a median of 74%%.
On average, tunneling proceeded at between 116 and 180 man-hours per meter (35 55 hr/ft).
We therefore proceeded with this methodology, yielding on average 8 pg total RNA per HUVEK cell, for downstream microarray probe generation workflows, to achieve global transcriptomics from input RNA in the low picogram range.
"The conclusion," the authors wrote, "is that Governor Bush's proposal could cut Social Security benefits by more than 50percentt for young workers, and the proceeds from the individual accounts would (on average) make up only a portion of that cut while exposing individuals to significant risk".
After multiple nucleation steps, on average, helix formation proceeds via a kinetic "alignment" phase in which two or more short, low-entropy helical segments form a more ideal, single-helix structure.
PaineWebber predicted that the city could expect to earn 10.7percentt a year, on average, by investing the proceeds, mostly in stocks, a prediction based on returns from 1983 to 1999 -- a period that encompassed the greatest bull market in history.
