For example, decreasing the transmission rate may cause a delay in the initial outbreak (scrapie prevalence only starts to rise substantially after sufficient SL haplotypes are available in the population, Figures 2a, 2b) and result in a higher steady state SL haplotype frequency (Figure 2d).
However, the degree of redifferentiation of dedifferentiated chondrocytes after implantation is not well described, but may contribute substantially to sufficient cartilage regeneration.
At the beginning of the dry season, although the precipitation declines substantially, there is sufficient water in plants and soil because of the accumulation of water during the rainy season and the low evaporation rate that results from low temperatures.
However, in the context of reduced IIS resulting from mutation in daf-2, daf-16 presence solely in the intestine is sufficient substantially, but not completely, to restore the daf-2 mutant longevity in otherwise daf-16-deficient daf-16-deficient daf-16-deficient
Since KPK lacks the membrane affinity, its density at the plasma membrane is substantially lower and not sufficient to mediate the effect; in other words, the hydrophobic term in the free energy is not sufficient for stabilizing the interaction.
The Kyoto Protocol is simply not sufficient to substantially improve the ecology in the world, although the movement that we're moving in is in the right direction.
"At the population level, a reduction of this magnitude is believed to be sufficient to substantially reduce the occurrence of adverse cardiovascular events like coronary heart disease, stroke, and heart failure," said lead study author Kiarri Kershaw of the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago.
Furthermore, replacement of the one arginine is sufficient to substantially decrease the nuclear accumulation of the mutated fusion proteins.
We found that airflow changes in the normal range were sufficient to substantially reorganize the response of the olfactory bulb.
