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The scientists found that as her pregnancy progressed, her pelvis began tilting forward more and more, altering to some degree how she landed with each stride.

Now research with tiny, transparent zebrafish suggests that some of these bugs do more: altering the activity of individual genes in their host, and potentially shaping the fish's development and physiology.

"In the case of something like this, a great national tragedy, I think the chastening, the learning from it, is, if anything, more altering to most of us than the loss of a brother or sister or beloved," said Tom Gerety, a historian and the president of Amherst College in Massachusetts, whose brother died four years ago in the crash of Swissair Flight 111.

"I've never worked with chimps more screwy, more altered, more disturbed than these chimps," the director of the center, Dr. Carole Noon, said.

As Arnold Corns, Major Tom, Aladdin Sane, and the White Duke, David Bowie has begot more alter egos than nearly anyone else in the music scene.

Had I not had that mammogram, I would probably still be alive but only after having undergone much more extensive surgery plus radiation and chemotherapy, and would have to live with a much more altered body.

They are more altered and reduced in extent globally than any other forest type.

We found no difference in the basal sublingual-microcirculatory variables between the survivors and the nonsurvivors, whereas the intestinal parameters became more altered in the nonsurvivors (Figure 3).

More altered samples record an increase in Al and a decrease in Si that reflects the progressive chloritization of C/S (e.g., Scihffman and Staudigel 1995).

This potential niche expansion may be reflected by higher microbial diversity in the more altered rocks.

Remaining neighbor nodes of degree ≥2 represent candidate linker genes, which connect two or more altered genes within the network.