Strikingly, ablation of MEC1 greatly enhanced type I survival rate in response to bleomycin, whereas deletion of TEL1 only mildly promoted its survival (Figure 8B).
Radical heterogeneous reactions promoted mildly the onset of homogeneous ignition at p ⩾ 2 bar due to the net desorptive flux of OH over the gaseous induction zone.
The Clinton administration earmarked over $100 million in funding for the exiles to promote mildly subversive operations, like a newspaper and a radio station and training for President Hussein's opponents in skills ranging from computer literacy to the art of running a benevolent civilian society -- unfamiliar territory given Iraq's modern history of coups, war and state violence.
Electoral engineers deliberately promoted a mildly disproportional relationship between votes cast and seats won in order to encourage 'consociationalism' and promote future governability.
And he has always made it clear that he would prefer Thai businesses to remain in local hands.Indeed, Mr Thaksin's party, Thai Rak Thai (Thais Love Thais), has always promoted a mildly nationalist platform.
Interestingly, it was recently reported that in MRSA S. aureus strains, biofilm development is promoted under mildly acidic growth conditions triggered by the addition of glucose to the growth medium [43].
We found that exposure to proteotoxic heat stress does not promote, but rather mildly inhibits the formations of age-associated protein deposits, suggesting that presence of JUNQ destined material does not promote age-associated deposit formation.
The Church of Scientology ran an advertisement promoting a gentler, mildly individualistic view of the religion during the Super Bowl, Tanzina Vega and Michael Cieply report.
Its active ingredients are called kavalactones: They are mildly psychoactive and seem to promote storytelling, socializing and acceptance — all useful for small, isolated villages that must function well together.
Treatment with NPA caused mild developmental defects in leaves, and both inhibitors had a similar effect to treatments with 2,4-D, which first promoted and then mildly suppressed leaf development.
