Nevertheless, it is not unknown for a pile to appear to be going down with little or no head damage when it is, in fact, sustaining extensive damage below seabed level that gravely compromises its efficiency as a retaining quay wall.
We have shown that PUF60 and U2AF65/35 function cooperatively during splicing in vitro, and that the absence of either protein does not eliminate splicing but severely compromises its efficiency.
In its quest to secure an attractive partner, this small, stocky bird has evolved bigger wing muscles and heavier bones that likely compromise its flying efficiency, biologist Kim Bostwick reported here last week at the annual meeting of the Society of Integrative and Comparative Biology.
Hence, comparing the design in Table 6 with the simplex-centroid design in Table 2, the constructed design is a true mixture design, containing full mixture blends with some compromise on its efficiency.
According to our prediction, tRNA-Cys variant A5202G could potentially have a destabilizing effect on its secondary structure and compromise the efficiency of cystein incorporation in a growing peptide chain.
Adaptive modulation and coding (AMC) at the physical layer is widely used to achieve high spectral efficiency (SE) [1 3], but it has to compromise between efficiency and reliability.
Thus, its association with DNA repair intermediates generated during the processing of alkylated bases might well compromise the efficiency of base excision repair.
Speed-oriented tires may compromise fuel efficiency, tread life and all-season traction in favor of dry-pavement performance.
Optimization of these parameters resulted in particles that show no restricted diffusion that would compromise separating efficiency for large biomolecules.
Moreover, there is a high chance of overlooking some important patterns in the data which, if noticed properly, may help identify faults that can compromise energy efficiency.
