These experiments also demonstrated convincingly that there was a very close positive relationship between numbers of volunteers in the covers and the consequent amounts of take-all inoculum to which the following crops of wheat were exposed, and the incidence and severity of the disease that subsequently developed on their roots.
This restricts the possible binary codes, and as a consequent, restricts the amount of discriminative information that can be contained in the MBP descriptor.
PTX-loaded NS showed a smaller size than unloaded particles; this effect can be due to a simultaneous precipitation of polymer and PTX in the aqueous phase, with a consequent reduction of the amount of polymer per particle.
Even though a limitation of our study is the relatively low number of patients and consequent limited amount of study endpoints making the conclusions not very robust, we found our risk stratification model to be very efficient for identification of subjects at risk of CVD.
A 5-fold higher SO42− concentration within the reactor might facilitate lower pH (3.9 5.9) and consequent remobilization caused a higher amount of free or exchangeable As in the pore water (16.2%), that probably resulted in a higher As uptake (42.2%) by the plant roots as compared to the roots from the control reactor (only 13%).
In addition, the amounts of HYA and C4S might cause an increase in total negative charge with a consequent inhibition of lymphocyte interactions with the target cell surface.
Since muscle fibers are multinucleated cells, each myonucleus controls transcription and consequent protein synthesis of a limited amount of cytoplasm.
A considerable amount of information is wasted from only using the χ2 statistics and thus there is a consequent loss of power [ 22].
In steatotic liver, mitochondria in hepatocytes produce excessive amounts of reactive oxidative species (ROS) leading to damage of mitochondrial inner membrane proteins and a consequent decrease of mitochondrial adenosine triphosphate (ATP) production [ 15].
These transcripts share a significant amount of sequence and the consequent read mapping ambiguity leads to greater uncertainty in expression estimates (see Supplementary Fig. 1d for transcript profile).
