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Feeding with profitable but unsuitable substrates may lead to serious process interruptions.

The identification of a critical set of SRC substrates may lead to the definition of a SRC signature that could serve as a molecular flag that SRC is active in a given tumor.

The abundance of cytoplasmic keratins provides plentiful binding capacity for MAPKs, whereas keratin ablation or mutations that are no more MAPK substrates may lead to increased MAPK availability to other molecules that modulate cell function.

Neglecting the possible differences of particles taken from the two substrates may lead to a false differentiation of the samples and so a wrong elimination of the suspect taking part in the shooting incident.

However, modification of the surface of a Ti/TiO2 substrate may lead to the formation of new structures: Ti/TiO2/M or Ti/TiO2/OX, in which M is a metal such as platinum and OX a conducting oxide exhibiting electrocatalytic properties.

Hence, measuring the traction force on a rigid substrate may lead to an decrease of resolving power in traction.

It is also feasible that defects in the capacity for neurons to use glucose as an energy substrate may lead to metabolic deficits that underpin the death of neurons in ALS.

Substrate concentration is another important parameter in the catalytic process, and it requires careful investigation because high substrate concentrations may lead to substrate inhibition.

Both the stimulatory belowground and insurance/portfolio effects could produce more consistent levels of denitrification substrates and may lead to less variance in denitrification potential over time.

Wild-type enzymes usually are not well adapted to non-natural substrates which may lead to low conversions or low stereoselectivity.

Mixed substrate fermentation may lead to sequential utilization of sugars, increased byproduct formation and longer overall fermentation times.