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However, current data suggests that early germ line restriction has evolved in mammals as well, and therefore precocious germ line commitment by determinants has evolved independently in every order of vertebrates.
Similarly, lifespan extension through caloric restriction may have evolved to promote survival in an environment with poor prospects for reproduction.
Instead of holding budgets down and forcing us to live within our means, the restrictions on borrowing have evolved into a very cynical system to give Albany an ever-expanding credit line.
And government can play a helpful role in correcting current problems with our health system, restrictions that may have evolved out of good intention but have failed.
The court-ordered restrictions on police surveillance have evolved over the years, often in response to events.
Finally, the benefits of caloric restriction are assumed to have evolved as a strategy for switching resources between reproduction and tissue maintenance.
These post-entry restriction patterns of TRIM5α orthologues suggest that lentiviruses have evolved to evade TRIM5α-mediated post-entry restriction when colonizing respective species.
During the past 25 years, spinal instrumentation systems and surgical techniques used to treat idiopathic scoliosis have evolved, achieving fewer patient restrictions during arthrodesis healing, shorter constructs, and better correction.
The Retroviruses HTLV or MLV do not encode vif-like proteins and have evolved other strategies to evade Apobec restriction.
