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We also observed that atg32Δ mutant cells grown under CR on 0.2% glucose exhibited augmented, as compared to WT cells, frequencies of deletion (rho − and rho ) and point (rib2 and rib3) mutations in mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) - likely due to an elevated extent of oxidative damage to mtDNA in these mutant cells.

Follonier et al. (2013) found that when P. putida KT2440 was grown in medium supplemented with octanoate, the same gene was upregulated to a much lesser extent under elevated total pressure and elevated oxygen pressure (fold change of 1.59 and 1.7, respectively).

Gel polymer electrolyte (GPE) is able to solve the problem of poor cyclability for high voltage cathode such as LiNi0.5Mn1.5O4 at elevated temperature to some extent, but the traditional GPE based on poly vinylidene fluoride-co-hexafluoropropene) [P VdF-HFP)] cannot meet the requirements in terms of ionic conductivity and electrochemical stability.

However, up to now, no study has attempted to assess the extent of elevated BP at a large scale among Tunisian adolescents.

Chu et al. (2010) demonstrated that high temperatures and relative humidity in the eastern United States may be associated with high PM2.5 concentrations to a greater extent than elevated concentrations of SO2 or O3 or high levels of UV.

The level of lactate among patients with severe dengue was significantly greater than patients with non-severe dengue (p < 0.05) and the extent of elevated lactate was associated with severity of dengue.

The objectives were to assess the extent of elevated CpG mutation properties within coding sequences and whether CpG-encoded amino acids were subjected to greater purifying selection than an appropriately defined background rate.

All of these characteristics were associated to some extent with elevated risk of pregnancy in our population [ 7], which suggests that our high withdrawal rate indeed may have distorted our findings: the pregnancy probabilities that we reported may be underestimates.

Variation of heat capacity between the glass and sand screed mixtures increased with elevated temperature to a significant extent; the glass screeds seemed to show the highest heat capacities at these increased levels.

The presence of a remaining thrombus after a DVT frequently occurs in a minority of people, and it increases the risk of recurrence, though to a lesser extent than an elevated D-dimer.

The extent to which elevated CO2 may promote the drought tolerance of creeping bentgrass plants through changes to root structure deserves further consideration.