In this case, the effect of HD stress superseded the effect of nitrogen limitation on plant growth and development.
Thus, using a suitable statistical method, the effect of the treatment supersedes the experimental variability.
Pialat developed his tone and his subjects on the basis of the toughness of superseded mores.
In the recent elections, he won Mr Cariño's former congressional seat in Pasig city.Families, in effect, have superseded parties as the main form of political organisation.
Subsequently, the interactions between dislocations and vacancies are dominated by electrostatics, with binding enthalpies of several eV in the vicinity of the dislocation core, superseding elastic effects.
However, these modifications have an effect on every signaling component with which the targeted component interacts; in many cases, the deleterious effects of an intervention supersedes the intended benefit.
Mr. Bush's lawyers, in researching the Constitution and federal election law, came across language that might allow the Legislature to, in effect, supersede the election and appoint its own slate of electors.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02001.009 10.7554/eLiFigure01.010 Figure 2 figure supplement 4. The mutagenic effect of single strand break repair supersedes that of T/G repair.
While this huge study is much more than a reiteration of concern about strain nomenclature, it carefully downplays the scale of the informational consequences of the systemic phenotype(s) of the Nnt mutation and only tentatively suggests that the effect of this mutation alone could supersede the more modest effects of the other genomic differences found between these twin strains.
Compared with the data in Figure 1B, where a bystander effect was detected in AG1522 cells cocultured for 24 h with parental HeLa cells devoid of functional Cx, these results suggest that communication through gap junctions supersedes the effect of events propagated by extracellular secretion.
