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An important conclusion of this study is that model parameters that control the depth to the water table, including bedrock depth, strongly influence the evolution and persistence of simulated groundwater and require careful configuration for drought monitoring.

Thus, to understand how genetic variation affects the evolution and persistence of invasive species, it is important that genetic variation be quantified across a range of environmental conditions across the growing season.

In contrast, long-term steroid use in Hispanics and those of African ancestry, with a propensity to central obesity, may have a detrimental effect on the evolution and persistence of MetS.

The selective pressures that accompany changes in propagation environment was used as a simple model to firstly, study the influence of minority variant evolution on the consensus genome and secondly, to study the evolution and persistence of minority variants as individual replicons in the viral population.

Previous examination of the role of our closest phylogenetic relatives, the great apes, in the evolution and persistence of human plasmodia has been limited by a lack of data from wild ape populations where opportunities for human-mosquito-ape malaria exchange are minimal.

Future studies should focus on this interaction within both human and animal hosts to understand the evolution and persistence in nature of such human pathogens.

"Not only is [the antibiotic] virtually useless against this organism, but resistance seem to have been a major factor in the continued evolution and persistence of these strains in hospitals and clinical settings".

The increased activities toward intensification of agricultural practices and livestock production, coupled with rural and peri-rural landscape modifications and poor ecosystem protection, create host populations conducive to evolution and persistence of parasites and vectors.

Another crucial issue is related to evolution and persistence of SSRs among different species.

The relationships between flow hydrology, topography, and channel change in mountain rivers is important to understanding landscape evolution, the structure and persistence of aquatic habitat, and also the physiochemical cycling of upstream derived organic and inorganic materials.

Another simulation study has inferred that it is likely that lactase persistence selective advantage was not constant over Europe, and that demography was a significant element in the evolution and spread of European lactase persistence [ 22].