In fact, there exist cases where more than (log p + 1) communication rounds are required.
Here it is shown by means of examples, that there exist cases, where the stepwise algebraic substitution technique can be more effective.
In other cases, those that send the highest signal should receive the goods; however, we then show that there exist cases where more complicated mechanisms are superior.
The results indicate that there exist cases in which the energy savings provided by the thermally coupled systems do not conflict with their dynamic properties.
Although empirical studies show that the actual ligand-binding sites tend to coincide with the largest and deepest pocket on the protein's surface [5,6], there exist cases where ligands are found binding to rather exposed shallow clefts [7,8].
The results show that there exist cases where modeling a compression member with its actual postbuckling behavior, which although has some reserve load carrying capacity, are more critical than the case where the same member is considered to suddenly lose its full load carrying capacity at its buckling load.
As argued in Burns et al. [14], there exist cases in which morphologically and ecologically well distinguishable species exhibit only minimal divergence in their barcodes, and species delimitation by barcoding should not depend on arbitrarily chosen levels of divergence.
There exist cases of Behcet's disease without ocular manifestations, which have been registered in our control group.
Speculation on viral gene function based on the functions of cellular homologues can provide interesting leads and has proved correct for the viral IRFs, but there exist cases wherein the viral gene does not function in the manner of its cellular homologue.
Although there exist cases indicating that obvious violation of model assumptions could favour the true tree [ 43, 44] under specific conditions (e.g., oversimplified model for trees within the "Farris zone"; [ 45]), it has been clearly demonstrated that identifying the best-fit model is beneficial to phylogenetic inference and to understanding the molecular-evolutionary process.
