Anoxia accelerates eutrophication, because in low oxygen conditions, iron (Fe) is reduced and loses its capability to bind phosphorus (P) (e.g. Boström et al. 1982).
Moreover, it is predicted to show a reduced binding of the C-terminal binding protein (CtBP) which hence loses its capability to repress TCF7L2 activity [ 17].
The state starts to lose its capabilities, capacity, knowledge and expertise.
It considers that, when the rig has lost any of its backup systems, such that a single failure in any of the dynamic positioning (DP) system equipment causes the rig to lose its capability of maintaining position, it is considered to be in "degraded status".
In effect Britain lost its capability to teach Kurdish when postgraduate funding for just one post dried up.
Therefore, Mars lost its capability to develop plate boundaries, which are necessary for the initiation of plate tectonics.
Particularly, when τ = f ADC/f sin = 200, the Bessel function in (16) will become J m ≡0 and the matching component function will lose its capability.
As pH increased, CS became less positively charged, thereby losing its capability to interact with integrin αVβ3 and failing to induce the TJ opening.
Arab News, Saudi Arabia's leading English-language newspaper, this week quoted Saudi officials as saying that AQAP, widely believed to be well advanced in its ability to target aircraft with explosives smuggled on board, had lost its capability to operate overseas.
Read my take on it in a recent Boston Globe oped, "The Threat of Homegrown Terrorism?" The pattern of terrorism arrests since 9/11 seems to support the argument that homegrown radicalism is the greatest threat the United States faces and that Al Qaeda has lost its capability to carry out direct attacks outside of its Afghanistan-Pakistan operating base.
