In the autotrophic species of Gnetales, size reduction of introns and intergenic spacer regions lead (Wu et al. 2009) to suggest that the smaller plastomes had evolved to facilitate a more economic use of resources under disadvantageous conditions.
Sparse use of variable modifications is disadvantageous to endogenous peptide identification as many of these peptides are known to be modified [ 26].
"The 'mystery shopper' was grateful for the response, but maintains his view that the use of impact level accreditation is disadvantageous to SMEs".
To establish an alternative method, we made use of a, in other circumstances disadvantageous, property of yeast plasmids, their occasional, stochastic loss from cells (segregation).
Nevertheless, the use of such an open structure is disadvantageous, if a number of animals are to be exposed, because of electromagnetic coupling between adjacent antennas.
However, the use of paper-and-pencil SAQ is disadvantageous in terms of: lower unit response rates, higher levels of missing data, higher numbers of inconsistent or illogical responses across related questions, and limitations on questionnaire complexity such as skip patterns [ 9].
Our results also support the idea that purely random models may be the ideal null models to explore pervasive features of networks and that when the property under examination is strongly embedded into the system the use of highly constrained models may be disadvantageous.
However, the organ distribution studies demonstrate low tumor-to-blood ratios, which is disadvantageous for the clinical use of the native ligand for imaging purposes.
The importance of social hierarchy in the rejection of disadvantageous unfairness has been cleverly demonstrated in several experiments.
The promising results support further functional analysis of long-term in vivo performance and suppression of disadvantageous capsule formation.
