Notably, transcription factor FoxA1 is globally retained on mitotic chromatin as visualized by IF, even though its binding at specific binding sites as measured by ChIP is substantially diminished [ 20].
If the Supreme Court invalidates the Florida court action, the prospect of "dueling slates of electors mandated by dueling branches of Florida's government is substantially diminished".
As a result of the behavior outlined in the lawsuit, the company says, "the inventory of tickets available to consumers who do not use such devices is substantially diminished, which has led some consumers to question Ticketmaster's ability to ensure a level playing field for the purchase of tickets".
The absorbance intensity is substantially diminished at 1,857 and 1,784 cm−1, whereas a broad band arises between 2,400 and 3,400 cm−1 of O-H acid, indicating that the ring-opening reaction of the maleic anhydride unit with phthalimide was completed.
The significance of the finding is substantially diminished by discontinuity in Gallup's methodology as well as the interruption of polling after Superstorm Sandy.
However, if these data cannot be synthesized with typical trial designs, their use is substantially diminished.
This appears to be comprehensible since further cell proliferation is substantially diminished after supplementation with VPA.
Health status is substantially diminished in MS patients and the EQ VAS was considerably lower than that of the general German population.
The bricklayer may continue laying bricks after the house is finished, which at first is only a minor inconvenience until living space is substantially diminished, and even the structural integrity of the house is threatened.
Interestingly, others have described a prominent band on protein gels of developing mouse and rat heart tissue at the expected molecular weight of Cronos, which is substantially diminished in adulthood.
Alternately, higher-order members of a riverine ecosystem may not be affected by a negative impact until the lower-order prey base is substantially diminished (Power and others 1995).
