In contrast, orthologs involved in translation (COG category J) and most notably in membrane transport (COG categories E, F, G, and P) were about 3-fold underrepresented (P < 0.0005), suggesting a key importance of uptake systems for the Verminephrobacter earthworm symbiosis.
A promising alignment is now appearing over a land of key importance for both the E.U. and Turkey: Cyprus.
Thus, it has been clarified that the local dynamics with a time scale of several tens of picoseconds plays a role of key importance for the gas permeability of substituted polyacetylenes in the glassy state.
Another age-associated network hotspot was found to be enriched in genes involved in WNT signalling, a pathway of key importance for normal differentiation of stem cells (50).
Because the linker DNA between nucleosomes is more accessible to DNA-binding factors than is nucleosomal DNA, the detailed positions of nucleosomes across the genome are a subject of key importance for understanding transcriptional regulation (Zhang and Pugh 2011; Hughes and Rando 2014).
Characterizing the changes of the molecular network during such a test is of key importance for understanding the long-term properties of different HDPE pipe grades.
However, the results of the MRIO-based assessments in this paper suggest that a supply chain perspective is of key importance for the EU economy, which has a higher material import dependence than all other world regions (see Giljum et al. 2015).
The effective synthesis and self-assembly of graphene oxide (GO) nanocomposites are of key importance for a broad range of nanomaterial applications.
With changing environmental conditions, the ability of plants to react to different forms of stress (e.g. cold, drought and flooding) becomes of key importance for a sustainable future.
Theoretical and experimental studies of electromagnetic wave propagation in magnetized plasmas are of key importance for a vast range of problems in space and laboratory physics [1, 2, 3].
