Motivation tests have been used to assess the strength of an animals drive to obtain specific resources and, indirectly to gain insight into the animal's welfare state as it is likely that chronic high motivation for unobtainable resources leads to diminished welfare.
Taken together, these results indicate that B3GNT1 is required for the interaction between αDG and laminin, as impaired B3GNT1 function leads to diminished glycosylation and subsequent disruption of ligand binding, leading to phenotypic WWS features.
Transvaginal ultrasound of the postoperative ovary after endometrioma cystectomy has also shown a significant decrease in residual ovarian volume which possibly leads to diminished ovarian reserve [ 52].
Too much starch in the chloroplasts leads to diminished rates of photosynthesis, however.
Deletion of Gata3 in committed ILC2 cells leads to diminished cytokine production and eventually cell death (Yagi et al., 2014).
The loss of muscle mass with ageing is clinically important because it leads to diminished functional ability and associated complications.
In support, abolishment of PACAP synthesis or reception leads to diminished pain responses, whereas systemic PACAP-38 infusion triggers pain behavior in animals and delayed migraine-like attacks in migraine patients without marked vasodilatory effects.
This effect is demonstrated in the models, and analysis of load transfer between fibres and melt explains how it arises, and how it leads to diminished values of measured viscosity.
Research bears this out, noting that an "easy hire, easy fire" policy leads to diminished worker productivity and innovation.
This thinking can inflate your ego and impact your ability to unite teams effectively -- and eventually leads to diminished respect.
This arrest consequently leads to diminished availability of surface TfR and an impeded Tf uptake.
