Both scenarios consider that alternative genetic codes are the result of non-adaptive or neutral evolution, even though 'genomic streamlining' (i.e., selective pressure to minimize the genome by eliminating a tRNA) has been proposed as a possible advantage of code changes [ 25, 26].
In an effort to streamline I-salt production and distribution, the Tanzania Salt Producers Association (TASPA) was formed in 1994 [ 13].
Visiting the recently streamlined Boo.com, I realized that an era of forced austerity may actually be beneficial.
Even though this is the special [immigrant] visa streamlined process, I don't think the Iraqis could have figured it out without my staff.
As can be seen from this figure, travel times obtained utilizing the method proposed here, even with only five divisions of the streamlines (i.e. (N_{0} = 5)), are found to match very closely with the identical values obtained through numerical integration, thereby verifying that our developed procedure is a correct one.
In some of those cases, the specialized environment may pose more acute restrictions on the bacteria than do toxicants, which in turn can lead to genome streamlining, i.e. reducing the number of less important genes to keep genome size down [ 57].
This streamlined type I-C system explains how CRISPR pathways can evolve compact structures that retain full functionality as RNA-guided DNA capture platforms.
I typically write a more streamlined book if I'm allowed free reign on a manuscript.
I pruned a list of VIP contacts in my mail app to make e-mail notifications more tolerable, I killed several app notifications that I found to be consistently interruptive, and I streamlined my list of applications to those that seemed truly vital to my day".
On a craft note, I streamlined the writing of Kumiko's story compared to what I would have done with her tale in a novel.
