Thus, the universal preference for a covalent interaction involving K D over K N by gut-adapted bacteria like L. rhamnosus GG might have evolved from the acidic conditions of the digestive tract.
Notably, in contrast to correlation analysis that failed to detect any universal preference for N-glycosylation (Table 1), the alternative approach revealed that this PTM favors disordered regions in all plant species analyzed (Table 2).
Other factors contributed, including the (pretty universal) preference for low taxes over big investment in things you can't see, such as sewers.Could another factor racism have been involved?
While there's doubtlessly a cultural component (something Hebert plans to explore in the future), some scientists also believe in a "natural, universal preference for blue" that could be explained by cave men and foraging and the evolution of the eye's color-receptors.
Fake news and the filter bubble may be a social media thing, but they fulfill our own universal preference for hearing what we want to hear, and seeing what we want to see.
She takes a sweeping look at how our culture has evolved from a universal preference for sons and an organizing principle of patriarchy -- still going strong as recently as the early 1980s -- to pretty much the exact opposite.
We find almost universal preference for modern care.
However, the opposite tendency is evident for methylation, and N-glycosylation does not display a universal preference for either ordered or disordered protein regions.
Screen-positive women clearly experience a need for more information than provided, where universal preference for personal communication (rather than letters or e-mail) is stated.
Therefore, it can be presumed that men's attraction to women of certain body proportions might indicate a natural and universal preference for healthy and fertile partners.
