However, in vivo macrophages are highly specialized, transcriptomically dynamic and extremely heterogeneous with regard to their phenotypes and functions, which are continuously shaped by their tissue microenvironment.
The author demonstrates how first-, second-, and third-generation Latina youths' citizenship identities and belonging are continuously shaped by dominant discourses and stereotypical images while at the same time are responses that modify, resist, or echo these discourses and images.
There is also increasing evidence that maternal malnutrition and deranged metabolism could have detrimental effects on offspring ("fetal programming") and it is very likely that epigenomes are continuously shaped during lifetime exerting effects also on subsequent generations [ 12].
In a similar study using a Canadian national survey, the effect of income also persisted after adjustment for various individual risk factors, suggesting that individual risk behaviours do not extensively explain the prevalence of diabetes as health and health behaviours are continuously shaped by socioeconomic conditions.
Moreover, they should also be frequently revisited, because digitalization is continuously shaping competitive environments, while the development of organizational capabilities may take time.
The changing distribution of grazing resources under the rapid expansion of LSMA is continuously shaping the pastoral mobility patterns (Sulieman 2015).
Overall, the above analysis indicates that the need to maintain robustness of residues from a structural dynamics perspective is continuously shaping the protein variation present in a population.
Tidal flat morphology is continuously shaped by hydrodynamic forces, resulting in a highly dynamic bed surface.
Although all hurricanes follow predictable laws of behavior, each one is continuously shaped by myriad uncontrollable, accidental factors in the environment.
Meanwhile, the technology is continuously shaped in the interplay between users, engineers, installers, and administration.
