Their role is so pivotal that altering their status can restore juvenile-like plasticity in the visual system of adult animals, and abnormalities in these cells are believed to underlie the pathology of major developmental disorders such as autism and schizophrenia.
The ONS has a review under way into English universities to see whether new £9,000-a-year tuition fees alter their charitable status, but has no plans so far to study the implications of the Scottish governance bill.
Defenders of eliminative materialism often point out that folk theories typically have many functions beyond explaining and predicting, but that doesn't alter their theoretical status nor innoculate their posits from elimination (P.M. Churchland, 1993).
This was congruent with the results of other experiments that also showed that administration of metformin in non-diabetic animals did not alter their glycemic status [ 10].
Regarding the limited success of obesity treatment in terms of weight loss, it would be reasonable to identify interventions that promote HRQoL and emotional well-being in participants who do not manage to alter their weight status.
Evidences already exist in varied experimental systems where changes in tubulins alter their polymerization status and MT stability, in turn playing a significant role in spindle orientation at the cellular level and the LR axis of symmetry at the organismal level.
As nanocarriers come into contact with biological fluid, interactions with various biomolecules alter their initial physicochemical status.
What is debated is whether this inability to predict is due to the absence of sufficient causal conditions, or whether it is merely a result of the fact that any attempt to precisely measure these events alters their status.
There have been several recent developments which serve to recognise gender diversity, enabling individuals with preferences to alter their officially recorded gender status to do so, and without recourse to expensive and risky gender reassignment surgeries.
This area of study, which has been going on for several decades and is known as communication accommodation theory, has previously revealed that people of lower social status unconsciously alter their nonverbal vocal patterns to sound more like people of higher status, while those of higher status don't budge much.
Vasandan, A. B. et al. Human mesenchymal stem cells program macrophage plasticity by altering their metabolic status via a PGE2-dependent mechanism.
