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In semi-natural grasslands, the accumulation of dead plant material over the course of natural succession on nutrient-poor mineral substrates can lead to 'dramatic changes' in the soil (Berendse, 1998, p. 85).

As a result, variable inhibition of mTORC1 substrates can lead to incomplete protein synthesis inhibition via p-4EBP.

As reasoned above, accumulation of a large amount of substrates can lead to toxicity in cells defective in proteolysis.

In the stroke core, where glucose and oxygen supply are greatly reduced, the severe loss of energy substrates can lead to astrocyte membrane depolarization and death.

This result is consistent with a recent observation that fluorescently labeled substrates can lead to false-positive hits in screens (e.g., resveratrol with the deacetylase SIRT1(3)).

An interesting finding of our study is that subtle changes in the chemical composition of substrates can lead to dramatic differences in cell behaviour.

However, varying hardnesses and different thermoelastic properties between the multilayer systems and the substrate can lead to the delamination and spallation of the layers.

In particular, the final architecture of field-effect transistor biosensors combining spin-cast poly 3-hexylthiophene) (poly 3-hexylthiopheneolecule interlayer deP3HTted on a SiO2/Si substrate can lead to the development ofilmghly performing sensing systems, such andfor the case of streptavidin (SA) used for biomoleculeinterlayer

During plasma charging, discharging path through narrow fins and to the substrate can lead to more non-uniform stress levels across a whole wafer [15].

In fact, too much nitrogen in the substrate can lead to ammonia accumulation during storage or preparation which inhibited mycelial growth (Choi 2004; Mohamed et al. 2016).

Moreover, controlling growth parameters, such as temperature, thickness, and substrate, can lead to a variety of film morphologies and crystallinity [4, 24, 27].