Mr. Starks had apparently been living under an alias with a significantly altered appearance.
The changes include things like new contributions from Sia and Vic Mensa on Wolves, which was originally 3m52secs long but now sits at a significantly altered 5 01.
Finally, we show that historical introgression of tyr a significantly altered genomic composition of the laboratory axolotl, yielding a distinct, hybrid strain of ambystomatid salamander.
PMPs purified from GT patients show a significantly altered cytoskeletal organization, characterized by a reduced number of filaments present, compared to the healthy control.
Behavioral characterization of our transgenic mice showed elevated and persistent conditioned fear associated with an auditory cue and a significantly altered response to an amphetamine challenge.
Joyce repeatedly describes characters emerging into a significantly altered world following a swoony epiphany, as in the memorable, alliterative final line of "The Dead" in Dubliners (1914): "His soul swooned slowly as he heard the snow falling faintly …. upon all the living and the dead".
Some groups, like Environmental Defense, a private conservation group, argue that local and state governments in the region should be actively preparing people for a significantly altered terrain in which some coastal areas may have to be surrendered to the rising seas.
In the present study, we report on the establishment of a PYC2-expressing CHO cell line producing a monoclonal antibody and displaying a significantly altered lactate metabolism compared to its parental line.
However, when the Oct1 contact interface of Sox2 is compared with the corresponding region of Sox17, a significantly altered charge distribution is observed, suggesting differential co-factor recruitment that may explain their biological distinctiveness.
Maixner et al. observed that TMD patients have a significantly altered autonomic function compared with healthy controls at rest and in stressful situations [20].
For example, an individual who lacks input from some perceptual organ (e.g., deaf, blind), has a congenital defect, has had a lesion or stroke, or is born with atypical anatomy (e.g., missing a limb) has a significantly altered rational input into the cognitive system and this should give rise to unique embodiment.
