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1 d animals were subject to chance in finding "stepping stones".

2 ns requires intermediate habitats ("phantom" stepping stones).

3 " pattern, resembling corridors or chains of stepping stones.

4 some of the deleterious mutations served as stepping stones across otherwise impassable fitness vall

5 Milu searched for vacant habitat patches as "stepping stones" and established refuge populations.

6 ed to, patterns like corridors and chains of stepping stones), and properties that affect a species'

7 symmetric, sparing the basal ganglia, and a stepping stone appearance in the frontal pericallosal re

8 ionists are already advocating corridors and stepping stones as important conservation tools under cl

9 , we show that wood has served not only as a stepping stone between habitats but also as a bridge bet

10 These NaChBac models may serve as a stepping stone between K(+) channels of known structure

11 e improved by adding additional sequences as stepping stones between distantly related species.

12 Sawamura and colleagues provide a critical stepping-stone by elucidating the relation between neura

13 ia intermediate unprotected habitats through stepping stone dispersal.

14 explained by oceanic long-distance and maybe stepping-stone dispersal rather than vicariance.

15 om land and indicate that islands may act as stepping stones facilitating the transoceanic transport

16 ross all major Pacific archipelagos in a non-stepping-stone fashion, and recently recolonized contine

17 ard in vitro circuit construction provides a stepping stone for applications ranging from basic neuro

18 These results provide a stepping stone for engineering more complex nitrogen-ato

19 f molecular recorders, providing a necessary stepping stone for future biological work.

20 This model provides a stepping stone for future development of a predictive mo

21 power of single-cell RNA-seq and provides a stepping stone for future explorations of cellular heter

22 The study provides a stepping stone for future models of transcriptional regu

23 dules have human orthologs, which provides a stepping stone for the identification of candidate genes

24 ct map has become in recent years, a crucial stepping stone for the prediction of the complete 3D str

25 Hopefully, this review can be used as a stepping stone for the reader wanting to gain a clearer

26 This work provides important stepping stones for a very-high-density storage or memor

27 volution, mainly by intermittently providing stepping stones for island colonization.

28 fic and Indian oceans and propose islands as stepping stones for the transoceanic transport of terres

29 alysis confirms the role of the alkene as a "stepping stone" for electron transfer.

30 els provide intermediate states that act as "stepping stones" for electrons tunnelling across the dio

31 rient distributors, as well as evolutionary "stepping stones" for the deep sea biota.

32 on and a new heuristic algorithm, called the stepping stone, for which both memory and time requireme

33 physiological substrates of SHP2 would be a stepping stone in elucidating its mechanism of action, a

34 llocation, and this work provides a valuable stepping stone in guiding policy on CSF surveillance and

35 ere that family living acted as an essential stepping stone in the evolution of cooperative breeding

36 This would have been a stepping stone in the evolution of the highly organized

37 hrough transgenic approaches is yet one more stepping stone in the path to targeted approaches to cro

38 epeats (FG Nups) are proposed to function as stepping stones in karyopherin-mediated transport pathwa

39 macula enriched transcripts is an important stepping-stone in understanding the molecular basis for

40 Thus, ribosomal mutations can serve as stepping-stones in an evolutionary path leading to the e

41 ere deleterious when they appeared served as stepping-stones in the evolution of complex features.

42 erature and argue that these could provide a stepping stone into the identification of scientific bes

43 points should now be viewed as obstacles or stepping stones is a matter of perspective.

44 Here, we employ a "stepping-stone" method, based on transitive homology, to

45 Here we show that a stepping-stone model has a more pronounced effect on the

46 model of population fragmentation, a linear stepping-stone model of gene flow and a two-dimensional

47 one model of gene flow and a two-dimensional stepping-stone model of gene flow.

48 sian steppes by fitting a spatially explicit stepping-stone model to genotype data from >300 horses s

49 evolutionary histories, including the linear stepping-stone model.

50 current or very recent gene flow following a stepping-stone model.

51 ried to mimic either the island model or the stepping-stone model.

52 sitive feedback, with strong analogy to the 'stepping stone' model of population genetics, in which a

53 tionships for the linear and two-dimensional stepping-stone models.

54 lp account for prior observations about the "stepping-stone" or "gateway" sequences that link the use

55 British red squirrels use "stepping stone" patches of habitat to move considerable

56 and dispersal between populations follows a stepping-stone pattern.

57 ude much of the MPA network that may provide stepping-stone protection for species that must shift th

58 Stepping-stone spatial structure also changes the two-lo

59 In a first step, we simulated the historical stepping-stone spreading dynamics of 40 marine alien spe

60 otein from syncytial embryos, which we named Stepping stone (Sstn).

61 Together, these form the stepping stones that are expected to accelerate standard

62 l, persisting populations, which can act as "stepping stones" that enable a rapid population expansio

63 th increasing charge stabilization on their "stepping stones." The presence of mobile anions facilita

64 itment at the single cell level, a potential stepping stone to improved lineage manipulation through

65 f benzimidazoporphyrazines is presented as a stepping stone to the synthesis of trans-A2B2 benzimidaz

66 structure is acknowledged to be an important stepping stone to the understanding of protein function,

67 rotein interaction inhibitors, and provide a stepping-stone to important applications such as interfa

68 erve as an alternative, or even evolutionary stepping-stone, to switching between multiple systems.

69 This work represents a stepping stone toward a better understanding of the WAF

70 Altogether, our results present the first stepping stone toward a better understanding of ubiquity

71 This work is a stepping stone toward defining the utilization of collag

72 t only a JNK inhibitor, but also a promising stepping stone toward the development of an innovative c

73 present normal mode analysis has provided a stepping-stone toward more elaborate microscopic simulat

74 As a stepping stone towards chronic cellular monitoring, we d

75 (adding up to 206 nucleotides), an important stepping stone towards RNA self-replication.

76 Our work constitutes a stepping stone towards the paradigm of self-correcting q

77 This approach provides a stepping stone towards the rational engineering of molec

78 Our work may be used as a stepping stone towards using the HyperCEST technique as

79 iption factor-DNA interactions are important stepping stones towards a mechanistic understanding of m

80 cing greenhouse gas emissions and a possible stepping-stone towards renewable synthetic fuels.

81 he complexity of blood coagulation, they are stepping-stones towards further understanding and engine

82 opulations are only connected via additional stepping stones was supported by contemporary migration

83 scription factors and genes is a fundamental stepping stone when trying to develop models of cellular