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But a dramatic increase in the number of people who enjoy the taste of Dasher, Dancer and Rudolph is putting pressure on reindeer stocks in Finland, where suppliers are turning down requests for the exotic meat for fear of depleting the forests.
Interestingly, CpoB exhibited minimal or no cross-linking with LpoB in the presence of TolA, but a dramatic increase in cross-linking in its absence.
cln3 mutant flies have a small but not statistically significant increase in ROS levels but a dramatic increase when H2O2 is administered (Fig. 4A).
In the 1980 autopsy series, there were fewer cases of renal disease and pulmonary embolism but a dramatic increase in systemic bacterial, viral and fungal infections.
Here we observed very few γH2AX-positive foci prior to recombination, but a dramatic increase once RAD51 loading was prevented by inhibiting Chk1.
We found no change in the proportion of caspase-3-activated cells above background (3.2% ± 1.2%) in SH-SY5Y cells expressing 8 × repeats but a dramatic increase in cells with foci from 38 × (37% ± 2.7%) and 72 × (34% ± 6.9%) repeats.
Unlike land-use changes such as deforestation, which can reduce the absorption of carbon dioxide by trees that can help to ameliorate emissions of the gas, the changes in this case did not reflect any significant increase in the area under cultivation, but rather a dramatic increase in yields from existing farmland.
James Riley, a professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Washington, and a member of the flow rate group, said his team, which looked at high resolution video of the geyser after the riser cut, saw evidence of an increase in flow, "but not a dramatic increase". He stressed, however, that it's not an exact science.
It was subsequently demonstrated that, within minutes after the onset of ventilation, rats ventilated with 45 cm H2O peak pressures exhibited not only macroscopic pulmonary edema (Figure 1) but also a dramatic increase in microvascular permeability assessed by the distribution space of intravenously injected 125I-labeled albumin (Figure 2) [8].
In the years that followed, departmental success led not to shared prosperity but to a dramatic increase in expectation and job standards.
GFAT (glucosamine-fructose-6phosphate-aminotransferase), the key enzyme for de novo GlcNAc synthesis, showed no change during early suckling but had a dramatic increase at the onset of weaning (Fig. 5B).
