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It also allowed us to dissect changes related to niche adaptation from those reflecting the selection of the fittest members of the bacterial community when faced with different environments and conditions.

The other limitation is over-representation of patients in the poor prognostic group, reflecting the selection of those with relatively poor prognosis for radiosurgery in the literature, thereby limiting the validation of the scoring system to this particular prognostic group only.

As expected, the estimated effected size was larger in stage 1, reflecting the selection of cases for family history of disease and the controls for low PSA (see " Materials and methods"), but the estimated ORs in stages 2 and 3 were similar.> -wrap-foot> rs17632542 is the most strongly associated SNP in this study.

First, floral shape evolution was constrained reflecting the selection to different functional groups of pollinators (i.e. hummingbirds vs insects).

It is more likely to reflect the selection of more favourable, better motivated women and technically 'less challenging' polyps to surgically remove in the office setting by the operating surgeon.

This reflect the selection of melanoma variants characterized by the complete absence of surface HLA class I due to the loss of β2-microglobulin [18].

In part, this reflects the selection of P-elements that disrupt essential genes, increasing the probability of impinging on critical pathways.

Weights attached to thematic indexes can be binary, in order to reflect the selection of the indicators, major ecosystems, and localities that are relevant to a given theme.

Infections occurring in the presence of MIV-150 (observed after daily MIV-150 or every other day MIV-150/zinc acetate treatment) might reflect the selection of drug resistant variants or simply failure of the drug to prevent wild type virus infection.

SN reflects the selection of visual stimuli at an early level of information processing [ 2].

The abundance of An. gambiae s.l reflected the selection of study locations with high vector potential.