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Results here point at the existence of large and diverse superfamilies that may exploit different mechanisms for novel function exploration.

For example, guaiacyl is preferentially deposited in the walls of vessels (Watanabe et al. 2004; Wu et al. 1992), an arrangement that may exploit its higher hydrophobicity compared with syringyl, and is thought to confer higher hydrostatic impermeability to the vessel wall (Walker 2006).

More interestingly, we and others have recently shown that ATM loss can predict sensitivity to poly (ADP-ribose) polymerase (PARP) inhibitors, a novel drug that may exploit this deficiency, in breast cancer [ 35] as well as other cancers [ 19, 36, 37].

Discussion is provided on means to address such concerns and on future strategies that may favorably exploit nonlinearity and multimodal dynamics for robust energy harvesting performance.

Taken together, our results suggest that initial Luciferase refolding occurs along a vectorial pathway and also suggest a mechanism that chaperones may exploit to prevent misfolding.

Today's extremely stressful work environment dictates that individuals consume healthy drinks especially in the summer season, this presents an opportunity that we may exploit, marketing the health aspect of our beverages.

He is not so sure his form justified his status as the title favourite and despite scoring heavily he suspects there are weakened areas of his game that others may exploit.

The basic premise of physician-induced demand is that physicians may exploit the information gap between themselves and their patients.

Alarmed by evidence that terrorists may exploit biological weapons, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)—best known as the originator of the Internet is moving into biology with some serious money.

As unskilled workers usually receive higher pay than apprentices, there is a possible concern that firms may exploit apprentices by offering low pay and having them perform unskilled tasks – while not providing a sufficient amount of training.

We speculate that NleL may exploit the free ubiquitin pools in the host cell to exert its function without the canonical substrates.