Beginning in the mid-20th century, ornithologists made a concerted effort both to augment some of the century-old work on passerine anatomy and to explore new avenues of morphology, behaviour, reproductive patterns, biochemistry, and zoogeography.
Maternal separation of mouse pups from the dams at an early age increased the duration and augmented some of the symptoms of sickness behavior induced by proinflammatory cytokines [ 63].
Management of invasive plants may further augment some of these legacies, at least in the short term, for example through large pulses of organic matter inputs or disruption of plant soil feedbacks (e.g. Symstad 2004; Martin et al. 2010).
Chronic exposure to corticosteroids is generally considered to be immunosuppressive, but shorter-term administration of corticosteroids augments some aspects of the innate immune response in mammals.
One of the men entrusted with keeping the Beach beautiful is Baruch Jacobs, a 43-year-old cosmetic surgeon who has augmented some of its better-known bodies.
It is made up of players from the Mahler Chamber Orchestra, the band that Abbado founded with graduates from the Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra, augmented by some of the finest chamber musicians and orchestral players in the world.
In fact, the extent of perturbation in the expression states of most of the genes was further augmented in some of the S1 progenies, and in one extreme case (i.e., the DDM1 gene), whose expression did not exhibit significant deviation from the parental line in Tong211-LP, nonetheless showed significant difference in six (except for S1-1 and -3) of the eight S1 individuals.
Many boomers have begun to put aside, or at least augment, some of the music they grew up and old with.
This year, the sweeping gun control law New York passed augmented some aspects of Kendra's Law and extended it until 2017.
