This corresponds to experimental results showing that only about 10% of all genes in yeast are categorized as essential [ 50] which means that their knockout has a catastrophic influence on the organism.
These are rounded, gently sloping, and deeply weathered (>3 m deep), which indicates no significant influence from catastrophic mass wasting.
Separate and distinguish the two mentioned contributions (natural and human) is very difficult, especially when a catastrophic event is greatly influenced by the anthropic intervention (Zulherman et al. 2006).
It is hypothesized that the post-Saalian landscape evolution of the Münsterland Embayment has considerably been influenced by catastrophic floods of glacial Lake Weser, creating large and deep valleys, which subsequently became the new site of river systems.
However, large fires that exceed suppression capabilities are often regarded as statistical outliers in standard analyses, even though fire policies are more influenced by catastrophic wildfires than by small fires.
Stroke is a catastrophic life-changing event which influences not only stroke patients but also their families and care givers (Lloyd-Jones et al. 2009).
However, this statistics is heavily influenced by the catastrophic seismic event of 1783 with 13 cases.
Rapid Neogene uplift and Quaternary climatic change have created a dynamic modern environment in which catastrophic processes exert a major influence on riverine riparian ecosystems.
Neither showed the slightest indication of having mastered what happened in Libya: the centrality of Clinton's influence in the catastrophic decision to overthrow the government, and the proven consequences -- civil war in Libya itself and the opening of an Islamist pipeline from Libya to Syria and beyond.
Their study also, perhaps more importantly, yields a practical, clinically applicable method of influencing these often catastrophic cascades that, once initiated, can lead to significant mortality and morbidity in subgroups of patients following cardiac surgery.
