Our data further demonstrated that, potentially, the three hub genes' functions may be altered, fully or partially, under ESR1 modulation.
In this population, accounting for the competing risk of death altered the fully adjusted risk estimates for treated and untreated diabetes by 14 and 18%, respectively.
The hair follicle's regenerative capacity in adults, partially recapitulating embryonic development, with its unique ability to alter the next fully formed state in response to external signals (7) means this system may also have implications for developmental biology (49).
This is the next logical step: a fully operational alter ego.
How far would the existing view of the British economy alter if these were fully included?"Fairly drastically", says Jonathan Haskel, an economist at Queen Mary, University of London.
Thanks to advances in character customization and "sandbox play" (game-geek-speak for continuous action with a malleable arsenal and mise-en-scène), you can develop a fully realized alter ego in an increasingly believable world (Heidegger would love it).
He appeared in Bergman's final theatrical productions, including "The Ghost Sonata" and "Mary Stuart," and in old age seemed to embrace the role of alter ego even more fully.
After two days spent mostly sitting in the cafe/bar on Finikas beach with a pile of books, salt and sun tickling my back, and a Campari and soda by my side, some organic Ritalin-like alchemy (I think it's called nature) has fully altered my emotional time zone.
Then the differential equations, given as a coupled pair of time-dependent and time-independent equations, are altered to a fully time-dependent form, without loss of accuracy, but with much greater amenability to an efficient numerical solution method.
That's why the social media revolution so fully altered the mass media landscape and democratized news.
