In the third and assumedly final phase of change, decreasing lumen diameter is associated with disproportional increase in intimal width in a fundamentally altered manner.
Over the past decade, a number of reports have stressed the importance of altering the manner in which science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education is conducted at the undergraduate level (National Research Council, 2003, 2009, 2015; Labov et al., 2010; American Association for the Advancement of Science, 2011).
This altered the manner in which Mario Gomez was used.
"The anthrax threat has completely altered the manner in which I do business and live my life overall these days," said Ms. Nardo, who replenished her stockpile of emergency supplies from the millennium.
Based on his reading of the Texas law and its legislative history, Mr. Cornyn wrote that the law gives the governor "the power to designate an alternate repository for his gubernatorial records, but according him no other authority to alter the manner in which such records are preserved or made available to the public".
Regarding crystallization process, it seems that this type of polymers does not alter the manner of paraffin crystallization, but avoid the agglomeration of the wax crystals.
A spokesperson for the ODNI told Reuters that the government "has not altered the manner in which it uses its authority to obtain call detail records," and that they "expect this number to fluctuate from year to year".
These results show that DNA microarray can be a new technical platform for parallel discrimination of harmful algae and has great potential to alter the manner in which researchers monitor these microorganisms.
By the policies and priorities they establish, the directives they give, the advice and counsel they offer, the stories they tell, and perhaps most importantly the examples they set, leaders may alter the manner in which their subordinates interpret and make sense of experiences.
It trimmed funding for Medicare Advantage plans and altered the manner in which insurers operate by preventing them from excluding high-risk patients.
One day Stott asked him, "If I were to answer your problems to your complete intellectual satisfaction, would you be willing to alter your manner of life?" The man blushed and smiled slightly.
