Many of the closures have occurred in rural Republican districts, and are affecting small businesses, such as the Pisgah Inn, which are reliant upon tourism.
Travel companies, which are reliant upon a consumer's tendency to spend excess cash, will be among the first sectors to be impacted by hostile economic conditions.
Indeed, motor neurons show an inherent susceptibility to excitotoxicity due to their unique intrinsic handling of Ca2+, which is reliant heavily upon mitochondria (Ince et al., 1993; Parone et al., 2013), and to their decreased expression of the Ca2+-impermeable GluR2 glutamate receptor subunit (Van Damme et al., 2002), allowing Ca2+ influx into motor neurons.
Interestingly, as opposed to the other probes tested in this study, the function of which is reliant on chemical reactions, both CyQUANT and EthD-1 work through enhancing fluorescence intensity upon binding to nucleic acids.
Of particular concern are public universities, which are reliant on funding from cash-strapped states.
If Americans are too nervous and uncertain to book summer vacations, buy new cars, homes and furniture, it's bound to have a devastating impact on America's already fragile economy of which 70% is reliant upon consumer spending.
One advantage of the cloning and the single molecule PCR techniques is that the mutation load is calculated based on the exact number of base pairs sequenced, which can be simply counted; however, the RMC assay is reliant upon quantitation of exact starting copy number prior to digestion with Taq1α, which is dependent upon accurate quantification of DNA concentrations.
Developing TM tools for use in new domains is reliant upon textual corpora, in which pertinent information has been explicitly marked up by experts.
It is likely that the net effect of IFN-γ in vivo is reliant upon the context in which it is presented; cell/cytokine milieu, site of action and disease.
It was also shown that the LEV, which is generated near the base of the wing, is reliant upon the geometry of the wing, Reynolds number, and angle of attack (Lentink et al. 2009).
