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Looking at the organ level, one pivotal consequence of burn trauma is cardiac dysfunction [ 3, 4].

Because the latter energizes many secondary membrane transport mechanisms, most importantly the Na+/Ca2+ exchanger (NCX) and the Na+/H+ exchanger (NHE), a pivotal consequence of INaL enhancement is perturbed homeostasis of intracellular Ca2+ and H+ (Fig.  3).

This assumption has the pivotal consequence that strings interact on an extended distance and not at a point.

This process has two pivotal consequences: An enhanced ability of a transcriptional unit to explore its environments may eventually lead to the recognition of a nearby transcription factory and/or to the clustering of transcription units prior to overt transcriptional activation.

And it memorializes a pivotal moment of cultural transformation.

This could be the pivotal issue of the case".

Paltrow: It was the most pivotal moment of my life.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.09696.014 We hypothesize that the gltA1 mutation critically affected the fitness consequence of the pivotal evolutionary step toward innovation: the citT mutation that enabled the first citrate import into cells and the weak Cit+ phenotype.

Despite the pivotal long-term consequences of invasion for native food-webs, to date there are no experimental studies examining directly whether exotic plants are any more or less biochemically deterrent than native plants to native herbivores.

The consequence of this inhibition is pivotal, since it affects (1) survival of chondrocytes, (2) production of pro-inflammatory cytokines, and (3) activation of ECM-degrading enzymes.

The consequence of MMP-mediated ECM proteolysis is pivotal for cancer invasion that can be facilitated by FAK-mediated signaling in response to mobile signals.