A study of winter phytoplankton from 0 20 m depth in 1978 by Takahashi and colleagues [97] revealed dinoflagellates were the second dominant group, mostly consisting of Katodinium rotundum where light and temperature were the predominant limiting factors for growth.
The patterns of toxicities caused by anticancer agents have changed with the advent of the development of targeted agents, and myelotoxicity is no longer the predominant limiting toxicity.
The absence of a difference between treatments indicates either a potential gain in both intra- and extracellular buffing capacity, represented by observed elevations in muscle carnosine and blood bicarbonate, was either insufficient to bring about an increase in performance, or that decreases in pH is not the predominant limiting factor in intermittent HIE.
The absence of the Selective Availability (SA) made the ionospheric delay as the predominant accuracy limiting factor for GPS.
Water-deficits and high temperatures are the predominant factors limiting peanut production across the U.S., either because of regional aridity or untimely rainfall events during crucial crop developmental periods.
At the end of CPET patients were asked to name the predominant symptom limiting exercise.
Neurotoxicity was also found to be the predominant dose-limiting toxicity in another oxaliplatin-containing regimen for gastric cancer (Louvet et al, 2002).
The predominant dose-limiting toxicities (DLTs) were reversible neutropenia, febrile neutropenia and thrombocytopenia (Mross et al, 2008; Hofheinz et al, 2010; Frost et al, 2012).
Recent evidence indicates that elongation, instead of RNA polymerase II recruitment, may be the predominant rate-limiting event in gene activation [ 50, 51].
When patients were asked to name the predominant symptom limiting the exercise test, 13 OB and 10 NW named exertion dyspnea, 6 OB and 8 NW named leg fatigue, whereas 3 OB and 4 NW named both symptoms.
