Cytoskeletal structure is continually remodeled to accommodate normal cell growth and to respond to pathophysiological cues.
Unlike pharmacokinetic studies, these studies can accommodate normal usage of STPs; however, they also face limitations such as cost, relatively small numbers of validated biomarkers for STP toxicants and compliance issues during ambulatory studies.
The second topic of this chapter, habitat design, discusses elements that make it possible to manage microgravity (e.g., foot restraints, handrails) and other specialized designs to accommodate normal life functions like eating and sleeping.
After ChIP-seq analysis, we obtained a total of 5,354,469 20-nucleotide (nt) sequence tags that can be mapped uniquely to the human genome allowing up to two mismatches to accommodate normal polymorphisms.
A successful pregnancy will require not only a viable embryo, but also a uterine cavity that is receptive to embryo implantation, and a uterus that has the ability to accommodate normal growth of the fetus to term.
The length of the NMF R matrix initialization filter that functions as an upper bound on the reverberation time the update algorithm can handle was set to T f =20 samples to accommodate normal-sized rooms.
In summary, normal alveoli are very stable, with changes in lung volume accommodated by normal alveolar recruitment and derecruitment and/or changes in the size of the alveolar mouth and duct.
The fault zone was exhumed from ∼2 km depth and accommodated a normal throw of ∼2 km since Early-Pleistocene.
In countries where there are no restrictive laws in terms of timing of embryo selection, some steps in the workflow can be extended to an overnight procedure so that all of the steps of the workflow for which the presence of skilled personnel is necessary can be accommodated during normal working hours.
"They couldn't accommodate a normal adult-sized body".
