Therefore, the model in fact fails to disentangle the effects of RK overabundance due to RK overexpression and Rec knockout mutations.
A small set of TFs has a strong overabundance specific to distinct modules.
Although computers provide access to an overabundance of up-to-date information, many physicians still find it more convenient to read a textbook or a journal or to ask a colleague.
First, the laboratory mutation sets are expected to contain an overabundance of changes to alanine because of alanine scanning, which is a cost-efficient alternative to testing every possible non-native amino acid (Bromberg and Rost, 2008).
Consequently, loss of the expressed allele will render the embryo null for the imprinted gene's function, or conversely, duplication of the expressed allele may lead to overabundance of the imprinted product leading to detrimental effects.
In either case, the detrimental effect of bacteria seen at the last stage of life is likely due to overabundance of bacteria (microbial pathogenesis) and not to the acceleration of an aging process.
Recent works in this context reported high responding rates to FT, as well as a shift from a previous overabundance of Proteobacteria to a more normal composition of increased faecal bacterial diversity, similar to healthy donors, with an increase in Bacteroidetes (Shahinas et al, 2012; van et al, 2013).
From an overabundance of estrogen to the stresses in our daily lives to the hole in the ozone layer, many diverse possibilities are under consideration.
Ironically, the warmer water has created ideal conditions for lobsters and contributed to an overabundance in recent years, causing prices to tumble to their lowest point in nearly two decades in Maine.
Secondly, some areas, especially in the South Central regions, have experienced a great development in the recreational hunting industry, which leads to overabundance of wild ungulates in which sanitary programs cannot be implemented, leading to high prevalence of diseases [ 9, 18].
