However, even though the Lewis numbers are assumed to be unity throughout the remaining part of the flow field these differential diffusion effects remain to a certain extent, even in the far downstream region, affecting for instance the centerline temperature by approximately 100 K.
Changes in expression levels have to be mediated by changes in either production or decay rates, and the literature contains several specific examples of noncoding mutations affecting for instance production rates [42], mRNA processing rates [43], [44], the shape of the cis-regulatory input function [45], [46], [47] and mRNA decay rates [48], [49], [50].
Consequently, alternative splicing can modulate the function of a gene, affecting, for instance, the signal peptides and the transmembrane segments [ 2, 3].
Single broad selection signatures could include closely linked genes affecting, for instance, important yield traits, coat colour and resistances all differentially selected in the compared breeds.
Alternatively, Te-0 might offer limitations for optimal fungal development affecting for instance nutrient uptake, which negatively impact on Cph maturation, even though we found that the haustoria placed in these plants display normal assimilation of ArgC.
However, these liquids tend to have higher boiling points, lower vapor pressures, and high surface tensions, resulting in additional complications in the analysis through capillary assembly or via the presence of liquid films on the particles affecting, for instance, aerosol mobility measurements.
Means-tested benefit programs — like the Supplemental Security Income program — would not be affected, for instance.
That would affect, for instance, whether the 160 Swiss soldiers providing logistical support in Kosovo can carry rifles.
Other people are also unfairly affected, for instance, people who need a bigger home because of a disability should also be exempt.
The EU would be affected, for instance, when flooded regions in China temporarily fail to deliver parts that European companies need for production.
But owing to their specific physical and geometrical properties, the sunlight they scatter could affect, for instance, the spaceborne astronomical experiments.
