Raymie Stata, a researcher at Compaq and an author of the study, agreed that ineffective links weaken the Web's appeal.
Organization and dynamics of these three polymer materials are largely determined by the complex interplay with numerous accessory proteins which can nucleate, sever, cross-link, weaken, strengthen, or transport individual filaments [ 6].
However, by heating the link is weakened and elastomers may again be subjected to a change of shape.
Similary, anterior ablation of the ECM is represented by removing anterior springs, k = 0. To represent the dumpy ov1 mutant, distal links are removed while anterior and posterior links are weakened.
For the first time, long-standing villains such as pesticides, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), and mercury have been linked to weakened immune systems and developmental deficits in Inuit children.
"The issues in those communities are linked to weakened gun laws that create easy access to firearms, lack of opportunity for jobs and housing and a history of police misconduct that creates mistrust between police and the communities they serve.
Impairment in sedimentation could be linked with weakened cell-cell interactions, which could either suggest that the assembly of CupD fimbriae masks components involved in this mechanism, or that CupD fimbrial assembly modifies the physiochemical properties of the cell surface.
In summary, reporter genes that were linked to weakened enhancers yielded variegated expression, both in the sense that independent clones often differed in their average level of μ expression, and in the sense that μ expression was heterogeneous among the cells within a single clone.
Additionally, chronic stressful events and depression have been linked to weakened immunity [ 23], which may lead to increased susceptibility to HIV infection [ 33].
In recent years, stock-outs of TB medicines or diagnostics [ 49], loss of clinical expertise and diminishing proficiency for TB testing in laboratories have been reported and linked to weakened TB surveillance and planning [ 50, 51].
