Here, we sought to determine whether RS of facial identity reflects locally based changes such as neuronal fatigue or is best accounted for by predictive coding models emphasizing the role of top-down modulation.
The literature contains only limited examples of conserved RNA RNA interactions with likely compensating base pair changes, such as the MicA– ompA interaction, where base pairing is preserved by compensatory changes in several enterobacterial species (Udekwu et al., 2005).
QUAL2Kw is not constrained to uniform reach sizes, and therefore variable reach sizes have been selected as appropriate based on major changes such as locations of large inflows and outflows.
Conventional ultrasonography was mainly based on morphological changes, such as boundary, echogenicity, and microcalcification [ 15].
Consequently, mutation rate has been conventionally estimated indirectly based on phenotypic changes, such as variation in antibiotic resistance.
The OA evaluation was based on radiographic changes, such as presence of osteophytes, joint-space narrowing, subchondral sclerosis, lateral deformity, or cortical collapse.
Using phase-contrast microscopy (n = 100 cells from ten randomly selected fields), we quantified the percentage of differentiation based on morphological changes such as changes in cell shapes and cell adhesion, or the presence of distinct cell borders.
Assessment of damage in these cases may be based on morphology changes such as in a study by Bott et al., evaluating differences in morphology of the ovine epithelium due to hormonal treatment that used acriflavine orange for contrast [ 15].
RfDs have been set based on precursor biochemical changes such as plasma or red cell cholinesterase inhibition for various organo-phosphates [e.g., chlorpyrifos (U.S. EPA 2004a) and malathion (U.S. EPA 2004b)].
This again illustrates how alternative conformations of local torsions stabilized through modifications of the environment contribute to larger scale structural changes such as base flipping.
