An experiment was carried out to study the lying postures, space occupation and percentage of space-sharing (as a consequence of huddling behaviour) in pigs.
Respondents shared negative experiences as a consequence of not having needed Spanish language services at clinics they usually go for health care.
Direct shareholders may benefit more from increasing share prices (as a consequence of decreased competition) than asset managers that typically earn a small, fixed fee as a percentage of assets under management.
A convincing argument for sharing published data is the increased citation rate as a consequence of sharing [ 65].
Thus, Côte dIvoire lost its market share in coffee beans as a consequence of production constraints while its market share increased for cocoa beans.
Moreover, we asked whether the proteomic profiles of unaffected twins more closely resembled that of unrelated, matched controls or possibly shared some features with their affected twins as a consequence of their genetic similarity and/or shared environmental exposures.
As a consequence of shared pathways of transport through the hepatocyte, hyperbilirubinemia may affect uptake and excretion of both 99mTc-mebrofenin and Gd-EOB-DTPA, an issue that is not relevant for 18F-FDGal PET although we have only limited experiences with patients with severe hyperbilirubinemia.
These results suggest that the Soc phenotype occurs as a consequence of shared ancestral alleles.
According to the user-defined settings, the programme assumed that genotypes are admixed and the allele frequencies are correlated as a consequence of shared ancestry and/or migration.
In some instances, as in the case of the inter-domain transfer of PheRS, or the extreme thermophilic bacteria, horizontally acquired genes may come from more evolutionary distant sources, more as a consequence of shared ecological niches [ 13] and may indeed create highways of gene transfer between distant relatives [ 11].
Unlike transfers that traverse domain boundaries as in the case of the spirochaete PheRS, transfers that occur between close relatives do not exhibit major topological conflicts over large evolutionary distances and this may in fact be initially perceived as a consequence of shared ancestry.
