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This is not unexpected, reinforcing the notion that Pkh proteins have redundant functions and that the lack of one Pkh can be probably compensated by the presence of any of the other two Pkh proteins.

The low contribution of glucose may be due to the fact that its requirement is probably compensated by the endogenously glucose produced as a result of tannase action on the hydrolysable tannins present in the crude tannin.

Expression of clock genes is probably compensated by changes in genome dosage.

All these defects are probably compensated by the presence of five types of nucleotide transporters, as shown in Chlamydia trachomatis.

Six out of thirteen protein-coding genes show incomplete stop codons (T or TA), which is probably compensated by posttranscriptional polyadenylation [ 17].

However, this did not result in a significant increase in the expression of HSP-70 and 90, which is probably compensated by the thermoregulatory mechanisms of the animals (Table 2).

A significant decrease in IgM+ B ACC in HG was also reported in the MDA-14/V group on day 14 PV, but in this case, it was probably compensated by intensive IgM+ B cell infiltration in tracheal mucosa.

While higher levels of BcaP resulted in higher uptake rates of BCAAs, this positive effect was probably compensated for by a larger negative effect caused by the high overproduction of BcaP-GFP which apparently became a burden to the cell as part of the protein got misfolded (Figure 6A; [27].

"I think when I hurt my oblique, I was probably compensating a little bit," Francisco said.

There were probably compensating thermostatic effects in the atmosphere of Earth, such as the greenhouse effect and cloudiness.

In these dendrograms the relatively low number of genes was probably partially compensated by the lack of overlapping (only 2 overlapping genes with the genes by Wang et al and none with genes by van't Veer) between such genes and the 461 genes that we identified as genes modulated by temperature.