Collectively, these consequences point to considerable effects on fitness and thereby on ecosystem function for fish exposed to plastic nanoparticles of about 50 nm size.
In combination with the expression data, the enzymatic activity and its consequences point to a pivotal role in the control of cell elongation.
The ban on trade in "dual-use" items, which have both military and civilian applications, can also have unintended consequences; he pointed to a major health project, backed by a US institution, which struggled to import the laboratory equipment it needed.
To minimize school drop-out and the risk of long term consequences, the authors pointed to the importance of early intervention.
Since tests for phenotypic consequences of Slo2.2 KO pointed to neurons involved in itch and, to a lesser extent, pain, we limited our analysis to small-diameter IB4+ neurons, likely to be enriched in neurons involved in itch and polymodal pain sensation (Lallemend and Ernfors, 2012).
Guillén and Ruiz (2012) analyzed the breakpoint of all chromosome 2 inversions fixed in D. mojavensis and concluded that the numerous gene alterations at the breakpoints with putative adaptive consequences point directly to natural selection as the cause of D. mojavensis rapid chromosomal evolution.
Collected evidence has elucidated several mechanisms through which the diabetic milieu causes harmful consequences, often pointing to a wide interconnection of different pathways [ 95– 1095.
Those who oppose the EU deal have pointed to crippling consequences for Ukraine's troubled economy, which is stuck in a spiral of negative growth.
The defendants argued that such Victorian squeamishness was obviously outdated, and pointed to the consequences of Section 377 for the prevention and treatment of AIDS.
Philippe Leclerc, the UN refugee agency's representative in Athens, said EU policy on Greece during the debt crisis was "totally legitimate", but pointed to unintended consequences for migration.
