Because the matter of these four elemental spheres was not fully dispersed, it remained capable of being concentrated and dispersed, and for this reason the elements, unlike the celestial spheres, are capable of alteration, growth, generation and corruption.
Despite the adaptive ability of Bacillus species which are capable of withstanding alteration of their surrounding environment by forming spores, B. cereus were still inhibited and eventually killed by all types of honey tested [ 22].
Endothelial changes have been found in animal models for hypo- as well as hypertension [ 91, 92, 137] indicating that endothelial cell alterations due to high arterial pressure or due to chronic hypoxia in hypotensive states are capable of promoting alterations of the pre-capillary BBB segment.
Tang says they mostly receive adjustments to add or subtract an inch or so from the shirt and sleeve length, but are capable of doing far more alterations.
They both are capable of revealing tissue structure alterations at the sub-micron and micron scale, respectively [ 13, 14].
58, 59 These sometimes subtle changes, notably in glycolypids, rather than the peptide component where our main focus has typically resided, are capable of inducing antigenic profile alterations in cells, which the immune system is then capable of detecting and reacting towards.
We have previously shown that MENT variants carrying this alteration are capable of binding DNA/chromatin, but lack the ability to properly condense into nucleoprotein complexes as the wild-type protein can [3].
They also indicate that collagen cross-link alterations, even when limited to certain anatomical areas (as in the case of the present study where they were confined to bone forming areas only), coupled with structural properties alterations are capable of affecting the mechanical performance of the whole bone.
The results of a small in vivo study are presented here, showing that 4T1 and 4T1.2 cells grown in the mammary fat pad of BALB/c mice are capable of producing calcifications without any experimental alteration to phosphate levels.
Adverse environmental factors including prenatal maternal infection are capable of inducing long-lasting behavioral and neural alterations which can enhance the risk to develop schizophrenia.
These alterations, in turn, are capable of activating platelets, leukocytes, and endothelial cells [ 5] in a self-perpetuating manner.
