Although sp1 mutant chloroplasts had import capacity similar to the wild-type in the absence of stress, implying that in young seedlings under such conditions the loss of SP1 has minimal consequence, the importance of SP1 was clearly demonstrated following stress treatment as sp1 mutant chloroplasts displayed elevated import efficiency under these conditions, relative to wild-type.
Ironically, while recent events have had minimal consequences for yachting companies in the region, they have had a sharper confidence-denting impact further afield, Mr. Barnett said.
It's worthwhile and important to document the evidence that policies like the employer mandate, minimum wage, and paid sick leave have minimal consequences on work.
Usual practice patients reported few uncertainties and these had minimal consequences for them.
These types of discrepancies have minimal consequences for achieving the registry's primary goal, supporting efforts to achieve and maintain high immunization coverage among young children, aside from time lost in tracking children who appear incorrectly to have immunization delay.
Start giving yourself simple decisions to make that have minimal consequences.
Fat embolism is less likely in children than in adults and has minimal clinical consequences [ 107].
In these analyses, WT littermates lacked the GFP tag on endogenous MeCP2, but as shown in Figure 1, the presence of this tag has minimal phenotypic consequences.
Since most of the higher eukaryote genome is non-coding, error-prone rejoining of DSBs by NHEJ generally has minimal deleterious consequences.
As Milan Vaishnav of Carnegie writes, Delhi has minimal electoral consequence, with only about 1.5percentt of India's population.
While altering just its kinase activity without altering its signaling complexes/localization may have minimal oncogenic consequences.
