A balance shifted towards predominantly positive regulators is an angiogenic-phenotype, whereas, a shift favoring negative regulators is an angiostatic-phenotype.
The sixth album by this Tame Impala-affiliated collective from Perth seems to mark something of a balance-shift from psych-rock to psych-pop: synths step to the front, guitars sit back a bit and there's an almost ruthlessly hi-tech shimmer to the whole affair.
In some cases, like TNBC, mutant p53 probably acts as a balance-shifting 'driver', whereas in others, it may just be a contingent 'passenger'passenger
The balance shifted a little last week when you, Pope Benedict XVI (@news_va_en), sat down in front of your new iPad and sent the very first papal tweet.
The N balance shifted from a missing source in the 1965 1977 period to a missing sink later in the record (Table 1 and Figure 3).
For a while the protesters were swamped by cops, until a little later, when the balance shifted and demonstrators ended up circling the police.
I also like the idea that retirement could be a gradual change where the balance shifts away from work and more into post-work leisure over the course of a few months or years.
On the other hand, when ethanol was added to the medium, the redox balance shifted to a more oxidized state, implying that more reducing power had been consumed by the cell.
Eliminating any power of the minority to stop the most extreme possible nominee would probably be a red flag to Kennedy — an indication that the way was clear for a balance-shifting nominee who rejected Kennedy's views and moved the court in a radical new direction.
In line, EEG recordings in a human population‐based cohort revealed an E/I balance shift in monoallelic mut PRG‐1 carriers and an impaired sensory gating, which is regarded as an endophenotype of stress‐related mental disorders.
The pooled frequency domain measures demonstrated a significant autonomic balance shift during acute mental stress towards the sympathetic activation and the parasympathetic withdrawal.
