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"All this,'' he says, pointing to the John Deere and a range of alterations imposed by EU rules, "is unnecessary on our small farms.'' One outbuilding carries an EU plaque, showing that it was built with a grant.

Thus, it is tempting to speculate that, beyond controlling lysogeny of the phage, the methyltransferases might be involved in triggering reproductive alterations imposed by Wolbachia on its host.

These contrasting hypotheses highlight the uncertainty surrounding microbial communities associating with native and exotic plant species in natural communities and how alterations imposed by exotics may affect the soil biota community and by extension, the entire plant community.

As well as the slight structural alterations imposed by the chemical modification of the side chain, the inclusion of a sulfur atom in γ-thialysine affects the p Ka of the amino group of the residue, lowering its p Ka by about 1.15 pH units when compared with lysine.

For this analysis alone we used unsmoothed DTI data to avoid alterations to the individual eigenvariates imposed by the use of a Gaussian kernel (or filter).

Higher SAPS II scores and higher LOS appeared not to predict disabilities in ADL 6 months after ICU discharge, which could reflect the burden imposed by acute alterations.

To evaluate the durability of the glass matrix and to identify the key mechanisms responsible for glass alteration in the cementitious environment imposed by the Supercontainer design, glass leach tests were conducted at 30 °C under Ar atmosphere in suspensions of Ordinary Portland Cement and synthetic young cement water with the high pH of 13.5.

We have attempted to create a viable cell model of long-term, low-level oxidative stress and use this to investigate, at multiple levels, the alterations of cellular function and physiology imposed by this tolerable insult.

Abundance of wild fish stocks is expected to decline further in the future with the added stress imposed by climate variability and habitat alteration, particularly for heavily over-fished stocks that are more sensitive to climate variability (Worm and Myers 2004).

On the contrary, pretreatment of mungbean seeds with sublethal dose of NaCl was able to overcome the adverse effects of stress imposed by NaCl to variable extents with significant alterations of all the tested parameters, resulting in better growth and efficient respiration in mungbean seedlings.

Furthermore, since leucine is hydrophobic and serine polar, we hypothesized that constraints imposed by protein structure would be visible as alterations in the context of CTG containing triplets.