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The analysis of variance identifies the methanol/PFAD molar ratio as having a dominant effect on methyl ester conversion, followed by catalyst amount and reaction time respectively.
This observation is explained by irradiation, through chain scission and cross-linking, having a dominant effect on large-scale plastic deformation, and a lesser effect on the deformation which relies on the amorphous phase alone.
Phosphorylation of only one of the two S19 residues in a heterodimer is sufficient to block DNA binding, thus having a dominant effect.
We took advantage of these features to perform a genetic screen designed to identify third chromosome deficiencies having a dominant effect on bubR1 D1326N/ bubR1 rev1 meiotic phenotypes.
Interestingly, at 25° females expressing the shmiR against sim-Lhr had the greatest viability, which is consistent with sim-Lhr having a dominant effect on hybrid female viability at greater temperatures (Barbash et al. 2000).
Among them, we characterized 24 deficiencies having a dominant effect on bubR1 D1326N/ bubR1 rev1 meiotic phenotypes that we classified in two groups: (1) suppressor of nondisjunction and (2) enhancer of nondisjunction.
One possible cause may be that a significant number of mutations, which are completely lethal or nearly lethal, have a dominant effect and the degree of dominance increases with the lethality in general.
The results indicate that at micrometer scale, strain gradient has a dominant effect and at nano-meter scale, surface elasticity dominates the effect on the honeycomb elastic properties.
Thus, by excluding the physical adsorption and ion-exchange mechanisms as the dominating factors, it is safe to deduce that the chelating mechanism has a dominant effect on Co II) adsorption on the resin.
Penetration test showed that among three mentioned variables, biopolymers ratio had a dominant effect on texture.
Blade wear had a dominant effect, explaining between 70 and 75% of the total variability.
