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After severe calorie restriction the loss in body protein observed in winter-acclimated mouse lemurs was essentially explained by a 130% increase in breakdown without significant changes in synthesis.
Measurements of Mn-SOD and Cu-Zn/SOD expression by western-blot clearly suggested that this higher value at 2 months of age was essentially explained by a rise in Mn-SOD expression in transgenic mice (+65%, p<0.01) (Figure 7B).
Non-compliance was essentially explained by the existence of a more effective alternative agent (16.1 % class IV), inappropriate dosage (3 % class IIa), improper route (3 % class IIc), and use of any antimicrobial not indicated (3 % class V).
As shown in Fig. 1B, by the correlation circle, the first axis is essentially explained by Total Leaf Area (TLA) under watered or water deficit conditions and to a lesser extent by Relative Water Content (RWC).
Table 4 presents the variance decomposition of the variables included in the system, it is clear that the variance of each variable is essentially explained by itself, that bodes well for the inclusion of these variables as covariates in the main regressions.
This measured activation energy for the conduction in the CCTO films is lower than found in ceramics [26, 27]; this discrepancy can be essentially explained by the different conducting/insulator volume fraction in the two cases due mainly to the huge difference in the grain size.
We found that all ten can be essentially explained by three unique parent ontologies of (fundamental) biological processes, lipid metabolic processes and small molecule metabolic processes.
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These observations are in agreement with previous studies based on microsatellite markers on the same populations [ 10] and might essentially be explained by the recent demographic history of West African taurine cattle characterized by a marked isolation associated with a strong effective population size decrease (e.g. [ 11]).
The difference between the general population and our cohorts can essentially be explained by the difference in age distribution and the lower mean age of the FRDA cohorts (supplementary material Table S1).
