The space environment of the solar system is a highly dynamic milieu distinguished by the presence of high energy particles and ionizing radiation potentially hazardous for all living systems.
Ekken thus aimed to articulate a creative and dynamic milieu for moral education, political harmony, social coherence, and agricultural sustainability.
It is abundantly clear that the evolutionary selection of fit clones is a system-wide process that occurs in a dynamic tissue milieu termed the tumor microenvironment (TME) [ 57].
We reasoned that the highly dynamic milieu of breast cancer cells might be due to a unique cytokine composition of their tumor microenvironment.
Since these processes occur within the dynamic milieu of the nucleus, the stochastic interactions between macromolecules may result in a range of possible outcomes for the nascent RNA.
Findings indicated active participation of polymer ultrafine wound dressings in a dynamic interaction with the wound milieu, which affects their structure function relationship.
While the exact mechanism through which lncRNA-MVIH inhibits PGK1 secretion remains elusive, a dynamic influence of lncRNAs on the extracellular milieu is consistent with the idea that they represent master regulators of cancer metastasis.
Virulence acquisition and loss is a dynamic adaptation of pathogens to thrive in changing milieus.
As a dynamic phenomenon, fashion undergoes frequent and regular changes in various cultural, social, politics, economic, and aesthetic milieu (Evans, 1989) whereby different fashion trends emerge, become recognized, get adopted, and then disappear (Cholachatpinyo et al., 2002).
Importantly, C15 promotes the nonphlogistic clearance of apoptotic neutrophils and microbial particles from the inflammatory milieu, thus contributing to the resolution of inflammation [49] (see Fig. 2 for a dynamic scheme of the chemerin C15 ChemR23 axis).
Modern artists, they saw, innovate by breaking fixed barriers between popular entertainment and avant-garde experiment, creating a dynamic, circular exchange of forms and meanings, with what begins in a popular idiom altered in an art milieu, only to return to its original realm, transformed.
