If a plant's capacity to suppress ROS accumulation is overwhelmed or impaired, oxidative stress can ensue which can result in the oxidation of cellular macromolecules such as lipids, nucleic acids, and proteins [ 1].
However, when the antioxidant capabilities of the cell are overwhelmed by ROS, a state of oxidative stress ensues, which can result in damage to DNA, proteins, and lipids [2].
In that situation a stasis can ensue which, if bearable, can endure – as it did in Cuba for 50 years.
The fact remains that when Strasbourg speaks, it is for parliament to consider what needs to be done: Because implementation lies in the hands of parliament, the debate about fundamental rights, a debate on which vehement and legitimate disagreement can ensue, is conducted in parliament.
A vicious cycle can ensue, in which further haemorrhage necessitates additional resuscitation fluid with resultant exacerbation of haemodilution, coagulopathy, and blood loss.
They provide a more detailed reconstruction of avian genome evolution than could be achieved by zoo-FISH analysis alone and demonstrate proof of principle from which further studies of genome evolution and comparative genomics can ensue.
ISRCTN: ISRCTN78062794 A wide range of harms can ensue from risky drinking behaviour [ 1] many of which have to be dealt with by general hospitals on a daily basis.
If urine begins to back up in the kidney, progressive damage may ensue, which can lead to kidney failure and subsequent uremia (the toxic effects of kidney failure).
Varèse's 1921 juggernaut "Amériques," which concluded the first concert, received an opulent, flawlessly balanced performance, avoiding the sense of overkill that can ensue in less assured hands.
She is finishing a book on what she calls communities of musical practice, in which groups of people come together around music-making or musical interests, and the kinds of participatory, collaborative learning that can ensue.
