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Taking into account also the even zonal harmonics with ℓ>20, as required by the relatively low altitude of LARES, may further degrade the total accuracy.
Posterior acoustic enhancement or the presence of gallstones may further degrade the precision of measurement of the posterior wall.
Much of what policymakers now demand will very likely make the schools less effective and may further degrade the intellectual capacity of the citizenry.
The use of microscope objectives (MO) under non-design conditions, in particular for sample rotation, introduces additional experimental aberrations that may further degrade resolution [ 3, 4].
Likewise, post-mortem factors such as the agonal state, post-mortem interval between death and sample extraction, or sample pH may further degrade potential expression signals.
Complex interactions between genetic background (polymorphisms), comorbidities, and immunosuppressive regimens may further degrade the performance characteristics of biomarkers in this heterogeneous patient population.
Additionally, the cleavage products may be further degraded by other degradation systems notably via N-terminal destabilizing residues which may make the target more susceptible to additional degradation mechanisms, such as proteasomal degradation (Sriram et al., 2011).
The products of oxidation/reduction may be further degraded through conjugation.
As described for the cleavage product of LRR-RLK, these cleavage products may be further degraded after silencing by the corresponding miRNAs [ 34].
In addition, some peptides identified in yoghurt were released from only the A2 β-casein variant, namely β-CN f59 68 and β-CN f59 70 and these peptides may be further degraded into BCM13, BCM9, and BCM10, respectively.
Such cleaved small RNA fragments may be further degraded through an RNA interference pathway triggered by viral double-stranded RNA during replication in mosquito cells, resulting in a lower frequency of RNA recombination in mosquito cells compared to that which occurs in mammalian cells.
