Sediment deposition, along with accumulation of autochthonous organic material, contributes to the vertical accretion necessary for a marsh surface to maintain its elevation above mean sea level as sea level rises (Reed 1989; Morris et al. 2002; Mudd et al. 2009).
1B, 2A and 2B) is mainly controlled at the level of translation although it cannot be excluded that mechanisms that control the subcellular localization of the mRNA [26] [29], [31] might as well contribute to the observed accretion of the protein during the cell cycle.
But this isn't happening in the MWC 656 system, likely because the companion star's disk (which contributes to the black hole's accretion disk) is spinning so fast.
Based on this, we speculate that RELA and ESR1 might contribute to the regulation of TAG accretion during the adipose transformation.
To identify factors that might contribute to the observed diet-induced differences in body mass, fat accretion, feed efficiency, apparent nitrogen digestibility and plasma lipid profiles data were visualized in a correlation matrix.
The accretion of gas by the gas giants can also contribute to the angular momentum.
The physiological adaptations during pregnancy and childbirth such as insulin resistance, dyslipidemia, fat accretion and inflammation may persist after giving birth [ 5] and over time, contribute to the development of chronic disease and loss of physical function [ 5].
In the last 5 years, a reduced muscular oxidative capacity, referred to as mitochondrial dysfunction, has been postulated to contribute to fat accretion in skeletal muscle.
Red coralline algae also play key roles in coastal ecosystems, providing nursery habitats for juvenile invertebrates, e.g. [ 2] and significantly contributing to carbonate accretion [ 3].
Decreased rates of floodplain accretion since the mid-twentieth century at sites contributed to by gullied terrain suggest a decrease in the supply of sediment derived from gully networks.
