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When the respiration rate was reduced by the reduced availability of external oxygen while the growth rate was kept constant, the respirative carbon flux was decreased whereas the specific carbon flux to biosynthesis remained the same.
Moreover, missing data affects study power simply by the reduced availability of data points [45].
However, the higher quality of DNA extracted from FF tissue is offset by the reduced availability of the samples, which does not allow to perform large-scale retrospective studies.
To investigate whether degeneration of motoneurons in Igfbp5 transgenic mice is caused primarily by the reduced availability of IGF1 for axons, or whether this is secondary to effects on Schwann cells, we analyzed mice lacking the type 1 IGF receptor in neurons (cIgf1r ko).
Such reduced foraging by bats has been discussed as a secondary response to the reduced availability of prey species, rather than predation on the bats by their own predators.
Recently, several theoretical studies have examined this assumption and shown that the reduced availability of resources by interventions, e.g., bednets and source reduction of aquatic habitats, can significantly affect population dynamics and the vectorial capacity of pathogen transmitting mosquitoes [8], [9], [10].
In these mutants, ZE reduces its activity due to the reduced availability of its cofactor NADPH.
We concluded that the total petroleum hydrocarbon degradation rate was controlled by a factor other than substrate availability and the reduced availability of monoaromatic hydrocarbons in the biochar amended soil led to greater biodegradation of the other petroleum compounds.
The reduced availability of FAs is compensated by an increased use of carbohydrates for energy conversion, leading to rapid depletion of liver glycogen stores during exercise [13].
Cell responses to citrullinated MOG peptides were reduced in mice receiving 2CA or 2CA+B12, in keeping with the ability of 2CA to block citrullination and the reduced availability of citrullinated peptides to be attacked by the immune system.
These factors could therefore give rise to risks to consumers from the reduced availability, or increased expense, of mortgage credit," the FCA said.
