As an alternative, we observe the wettability altering tendencies of a variety of crude oils with the aim of relating the fluid/solid interactions to crude oil composition.
Combined with major new pledges of peacekeeping troops in September, that step could begin to alter the tendency to sweep sexual abuse by peacekeepers under the rug.
This could alter the tendency for a more positive life events narrative (Boals, 2010), making way for traumatic events that come to be central to exert negative impacts on mental health (Berntsen et al. 2011).
B) Assuming that Hv1 is in fact the proton channel of granulocytes, is it expressed as a monomer or multimer, and does the activation with phorbol-12-myristate-13-acetate (PMA) alter the tendency of Hv1 to adopt these structures?
Weight increases gradually during adult life, but for women, pregnancy can significantly alter their tendency to gain weight.
The highly cooperative nature of IRE1 (and likely PERK) activation is poised to respond to subtle variation in the factors that alter the tendency of TM proteins to dimerize.
In the present study, continuous recording of epicardial and endocardial APs in the isolated mouse heart enabled us to monitor changes in transmural gradients of repolarization throughout the duration of experiments and to correlate these changes with an altered arrhythmic tendency.
Both types of SREs (general SREs and lucid dreaming) were found to be distinguishable from altered-consciousness tendencies.
In an attempt to clarify the meaning of this construct, we examined cross-sectional and longitudinal associations of sleep-related experiences (SREs), altered-consciousness tendencies (i.e., dissociation and transliminality), psychological distress, childhood maltreatment (i.e., abuse and neglect), and life stress in young adults.
Musculoskeletal involvement in Pompe disease is characterized by progressive weakness that leads to decreased motor function, altered postural tendencies and positioning, and the use of compensatory patterns of movement.
