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Patients may develop anxiety about both experiences leading to a sedentary lifestyle and subsequently lack of fitness.

This assumption is valid for RNA-based retrotransposons but makes the model less applicable to DNA-based transposons that undergo excisions resulting in descendants of the specified ancestor that subsequently lack the insertion.

5 Conflicting results on the effects of gestational alcohol consumption on offspring health outcomes and subsequently, lack of coherence in clinical and government guidelines stem from a lack of biological markers of light or moderate alcohol use during pregnancy.

But because the soils of wetlands are often saturated and subsequently lack available oxygen for aerobic soil microorganisms, AM fungi were historically thought to be rare in wetland ecosystem [ 1, 11].

At that time the inhibitory receptor FcγRII is downregulated and these cells subsequently lack the ability to downregulate FcγRI and FcγRIII and the ability to clear and endocytose ICs efficiently [ 55].

Subsequently, lack of proficiency in communication skills between the doctor and the patient may cause misunderstanding and delay of diagnosis since for example there is no firm clear-cut diagnosis at many of the first encounters.

They suggested that regional science had not sufficiently demonstrated that it can address real-world problems and subsequently lacked a focus on relevant policy issues.

The effect of increase in moisture content in soil on AM fungi colonization has been generally documented: when plants become submerged, a decrease in AM fungi colonization is usually found [ 1], because the saturated soil subsequently lacks available oxygen for aerobic soil microorganisms, such as AM fungi [ 11].

Additionally, alterations to the biosynthesis of cell envelope lipids, caused by the deletion of the cmaA2 cyclopropane-mycolic acid synthase which subsequently lacked the trans-cylcopropane rings in the cell wall mycolic acid, resulted in accelerated host mortality which was attributed to severe lung lesions caused by an excessive inflammatory response (Rao et al. 2006).

It appears that what many eminent Nigerians, including the celebrated writer Chinua Achebe, have referred to as the country's "failure of leadership" has meant a weakening of the national commonwealth and subsequently a lack of patriotism among its citizens.

Subsequently, the lack of sexual reproduction led to an erosion of genetic diversity and increasing importance of clonal reproduction in the populations.