rs10503929 was also associated with altered contour integration performance.
Characteristic changes in the mobile chain end fraction with temperature, in particular its decrease with increasing degree of filling are interpreted as a consequence of altered contour-length fluctuations.
On Saturday night, it blazed anew, the guitar much more upfront in the mix, altering the contours of the song altogether.
Ms. Akhtar, 38, is among an emerging breed of female directors altering the contours of Bollywood, the Mumbai-based Hindi film industry.
For that reason, I loved watching Klinkenborg at work -- preparing next winter's woodpile, reseeding a pasture, driving fence posts, stacking hay -- and through that labor altering the contours of both his farm and his own view of life.
Beyond that, the area has begun to alter the contours of its economy with wine tourism.
Given the vastness of the oceans, they said, there could still be small areas that were never properly charted or where earthquakes have altered the contours.
In the long, wet summers, snow melt from the Himalayas and monsoon rains hits the rivers with such force that it alters the contours of the channels, and then the Darwinian laws of real estate take effect.
I'm afraid that Lisa Belkin, hoping for greater gender parity, is destined for disappointment if she believes that personal knowledge of a small, albeit statistically relevant increase in aging-sperm-related genetic mishaps will alter the contours of male desire.
We know a great deal more about how a rodent-borne visitation in 1606 altered the contours of Shakespeare's professional life, for it marked the beginning of the end of London's boy companies – Paul's Boys and the Children of the Revels – enabling Shakespeare's company to replace the boy players at the indoor Blackfriars theatre.
