The chemical composition of the detritus (C-to-N ratio=9 1 12 1 and low alkyl-C-to-O-alkyl-C ratio in solid-state 13C nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy) indicated that it was a labile, high quality resource for micro-organisms.
miRSponge provides a high quality resource for studying miRNA regulation, and future extensions will further expand the capabilities of this database.
Most of the gene annotations are supported by the presence of a full ORF (about 80%) and a large fraction of them is validated by RNA-Seq data (70%), thus representing an high quality resource for the study of functions encoded by P. lycopersici genome.
Although infection with malaria parasites can lead to host death, non-lethal anaemia is more commonly the result, where the parasitic infection provokes a reduction in haematocrit (red blood cell density) [ 33] and thus a reduced quality resource for parasite replication.
Mankind will always extract the best resources first, leaving the lower-quality resources for future extraction.
All insect parasitoids face the problem of finding sufficient high-quality resources for growth, maintenance and reproduction.
We also still lack a specific mechanistic understanding of the importance of high-quality resources for birth rates in the plains during the wet season, and have had to infer the link between resource availability and population change through model fitting, as we have (for example) the effect of trees on grass biomass [14].
Availability of (high-quality) resources for colonoscopy and population preferences are expected to be the most important determinants of the final decision on which colorectal cancer screening program to implement.
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