With greater redundancy, investment per individual control structure declines, causing a decay in the performance of each individual dimension of control.
At each generation of selection, recombination events between a SNP and the QTL can cause a decay in the reliability of genomic predictions [ 5].
We suggest that clines for genes involved in sex-ratio distortion have escaped from the centre of the mouse hybrid zone, causing a decay in the barrier to gene flow between the two house mouse taxa.
As shown in Fig 5A, Pin1 depletion by siRNA in MDA-MB-231 breast cancer cells treated with gamma-secretase inhibitor to blunt Notch cleavage at the membrane (Ranganathan et al, 2011), caused a strong decay of cytoplasmic N1-ICD.
Even if freezing and thawing should have caused an albumin decay in our urine samples as well, this reduction could hardly account for the big difference in albumin excretion rates demonstrated between the present study and the former studies from sub-Saharan Africa.
The presence of Cl− was beneficial in the latter process, due to the formation of active chlorine as an additional oxidant that caused a much faster decay of MeP.
This low level of attenuation indicates that the dissolved and gas-phase 129Xe reservoirs are in rapid exchange on the imaging timescale, because in the absence of diffusive replenishment, the 3° RF pulses would have caused a 50% signal decay in only 2 seconds.
Because planets with orbits around stars like WASP-43 are not usually observed, models either suggest that planets like WASP-43b are either uncommon or have short lifetimes caused by a decay in their orbits.
Unfavorable wake and separated flow from the hull might cause a dramatic decay of the propeller performance in single-screw propelled vessels such as tankers, bulk carriers and containers.
In fact, the curing process of epoxies leads to low glass transition temperature (Tg) values, that may cause a relevant decay of the mechanical properties of the adhesive, even under service thermal conditions.
