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Ancient and medieval observations also suggest the presence of longer-term variations, which could be produced by alterations in the moment of inertia of Earth resulting from both the ongoing rise of land that was glaciated during the Pleistocene Ice Age (which ended around 11,700 years ago) and the sea-level changes associated with the freezing and melting of polar ice.

4.  We know that all manner of religious experiences can be produced by electrochemical alterations of the brain.

Some aspects of the experience have been deliberately induced by the administration of drugs (see Jansen 1997); this demonstrates that such phenomena can be produced by chemical alterations to the brain, but in most NDE cases no such chemical causes can be identified.

In addition, even if we could reproduce in animals the exact neurobiological features of MDD, it is nevertheless dubious which phenotype would be produced by pathophysiological alterations which affect distinctively human characteristics (such as the inappropriate sense of guilt that is often experienced by MDD patients).

Nontronite is an iron-rich smectite type of clay, which can be produced by hydrothermal alteration.

Nodular cherts appear to be produced by the alteration of preexisting sedimentary rock.

Since active transport depends on microtubules, irregular tracks could be produced by viral-induced pathologic alterations in the underlying microtubule network [54].

Alterations in the observable physical form of specific places on chromosomes could be associated with specific alterations in phenotype and heritable alterations in phenotype could be produced by bombarding organisms with high energy radiation ionizing radiation.

We think the same alteration would be produced by any catheter, if calibration is done during haemodialysis, with a working pump.

In this range, hydroxide minerals which have been produced by hydrothermal alteration exhibit good absorption compared to shorter or longer wavelengths.

At this point it remains unknown whether morphological changes are produced by initial functional alterations or if these alterations are the consequence of gene-induced structural abnormalities.