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having dramatic consequences on the performance of larger area devices.

Here, we demonstrate that changes to actin assembly kinetics with physiologically relevant proteins profilin and formin (mDia1 and Cdc12) have dramatic consequences on the architecture and gelation kinetics of otherwise biochemically identical cross-linked F-actin networks.

"LanzaTech's unique ability to reduce or eliminate the release of waste gases like CO and CO2 has dramatic consequences on the global fight against air pollution – it meets a survival-driven need for places like China and India," said Andrew Chung, a partner at one of the company's investors, Khosla Ventures, who is on the board of LanzaTech.

The United Nations, which had given logistical and security help, said Sunday night that it had "deep concerns over the numerous incidents that marred the election," and that any deterioration in security could have "dramatic consequences" on the response to the cholera epidemic Haiti has struggled with for a month.

Reducing performance by a few percent can have dramatic consequences on the ranking.

On the other hand, it has been reported that the introduction of very higher rates of mutations has dramatic consequences on the enzyme activity and/or stability (Wang et al. 2012b; Song et al. 2012).

The careful in situ investigation confirmed an on-going climate induced damage to the Altar Machine that, associated to the deterioration caused by its usage, may have dramatic consequences on this unique and peculiar work of art.

The careful in situ investigation, also with the aid of a magnifier, confirmed an on-going climate induced damage to the Altar Machine that, associated to the deterioration caused by its usage, may have dramatic consequences on this unique and peculiar work of art.

Since lack of either tRNA could have dramatic consequences on mitochondrial metabolism, the 11973G/A heteroplasmy may have been maintained by a process of balancing selection for the past ∼30 million years of oniscid evolution.

And thanks to the unique properties of the Olympic Games, with the Paralympics more closely bound in to the pageant than ever before, we were given a prolonged close-up of the dramatic consequences on a human being of the heights and depths of sporting fortune.

This mis-localization of numerous cell wall proteins had dramatic consequences on cell wall composition and the in vivo virulence of the mutant (Richard et al., 2002a; Richard et al., 2002b).