Our hypothesis that because of noise, a stable glycolytic phenotype can be manifested and propagated during cell division in normal cells, independent of genetic or epigenetic event, provides a conceptually new avenue that would radically alter the way we think about cancer.
A kinetic study was not performed in EMEM/S+ because of evidence of a stable suspension from time 0 to 24 h under exposure conditions when serum was present.
CBS is likely to get back on track after the new year, partly because it always does because of a largely stable schedule.
Still, many Manhattan homeowners in trouble with their mortgages have an option that most people across the nation don't have: because of a relatively stable real estate market, they can probably sell their apartments.
In many mammalian species it is nowadays possible to target single loci, because of a relatively stable structural organisation and gene orthology within the mammalian MHC due to ancient locus duplications [ 9, 10].
One of the reasons why I moved to L.A. was because I thought it was kind of a stable climate, sunshine every day.
The most stable of the structures does not correspond to a normal bonding interaction because of an unusually stable singlet state, a state where the electron spins are parallel.
This motivates strong support of the environment because a stable ecosystem is necessary for a long-term existence.
As the text from the Ubuntu-website that was shown above has warned, it is necessary to be extremely careful in the design of a new version of Ubuntu because: 'regression in a stable release is a catastrophe'.
Cultural factors have the broadest influence, because they constitute a stable set of values, perceptions, preferences, and behaviours that have been learned by the consumer throughout life.
