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Many cell wall polymers require precursors from the glycolysis pathway and thus alterations in glycolytic flux in response to hypoxia may alter available cell wall precursor levels.

These differences in viral protein immunogenicity may reflect differential stabilization by formalin and methylene bridges generated by formaldehyde polymers [77] may alter available B cell epitopes.

This phenomenon has been associated with positive temperature anomalies, excess ultraviolet (UV) radiation or altered available photo-synthetic radiation, and presence of bacterial pathogens and pollutants (Brown et al. 2000; Bruno et al. 2007; Douglas 2003; Glynn 1996; Jones 2004).

Indeed, forestry plantations have a twofold impact on water rainfall or aquifer recharge interception and direct extraction of groundwater in shallow water table areas and alter the available water for irrigation as a result of the previous water budget.

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A variation in lake level during this period of 0.1 m would be expected to alter the available area for SAV (Figure 4F).

Similarly other measures of video quality could have been varied, such as signal-to-noise ratios, but bitrates were practically the easiest to alter with available resources.

Over longer periods of time, changes in sea levels during cycles of glaciation will radically alter the available intertidal habitat and limit the degree of divergence among outcrops within a region.

Some actions cost humanity points; a low humanity score alters available dialog options to become more aggressive, and increases the chance of entering a frenzied state and embarking on a killing spree, when the vampire's blood is low.

Alternatively, a gene such as a methionine-tRNA ligase (AT4G13780) could be involved in altering the available pools of Met, or Selenium binding proteins (AT4G14030) might regulate sulfur availability (Van Hoewyk et al, 2008).

In South American highland forests, domestic grazing can cause major changes in forest structure and soil quality thereby altering resources available to avian communities.