All else equal, SOM formation is theoretically greatest when microbes maximise enzyme efficiency (ratio of enzyme activity to carbon loss from respiration) and biomass efficiency (biomass gain per unit substrate added).
Thus, the distance may be theoretically greater between two distant members from a single phylum than between these sequences and the ancestor of this phylum.
As HU selectively depletes a greater number of purine, rather than pyrimidine, nucleotides in vitro [ 10], theoretically greater inhibition of HIV-1 would be expected with purine analog reverse transcriptase inhibitors, such as ddI [ 25, 26].
Thus, the epimutation parameter θ m based on SMPs (θ m = 4 N μ m, N is the effective population size, μ m is the epimutation rate per generation) is theoretically greater than mutation parameter based on single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) (θ = 4 N μ, μ is the mutation rate per generation).
The electronic tunnel factor in homogeneous long-range electron transfer (ET) systems has been characterized experimentally and theoretically in great detail.
Theoretically the great part about getting older is being wiser about your choices, whether they be related to relationships, friendships, work or your sartorial choices.
A resource like Cochrane may be theoretically a great meal for a hungry animal, but too difficult to find and catch to be worth the effort, especially when less challenging prey is more easily available.
Theoretically, this greater dynamic range may also be helpful in serial stenoses where greater discrimination is required to understand the impact of each stenosis and the effects of PCI to a given stenosis.
Extension of these principles to an expandable device would theoretically provide greater surgical adjustment for flatback and scoliotic cases than a static cage.
Don't make a family tree (he's theoretically a great-grandfather), obviously, but making him 59 keeps him within the realms of contemporary fanciability, when you consider that Mark Carney is 51, Obama 55, and Mark Rylance and Robert Peston both 56.
Linux's value creation potential may theoretically be greater than that of Windows, but its installed base will never eclipse that of Microsoft as long as the software giant succeeds in disrupting its key virtuous cycles.
