Once MUC1 becomes overexpressed and repositioned along the entire cell membrane, it can activate a number of receptor tyrosine kinases, most notably epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) [ 46].
The proximal end of the devices incorporate a mechanism for recapturing the systems if repositioning becomes necessary after implantation or if devices need to be retrieved.
But Jouni Forsman, an analyst at Gartner in Nice, France, said that Alcatel Lucent had repositioned itself to become more competitive in the fastest-growing segments of the wireless equipment industry, where demand for network software upgrades, services and applications is strong among mobile operators.
Although Annandale [ 14] first described surgical disc repositioning of the displaced TMJ disc in 1887, it was not until 1978, when Wilkes [ 15] used arthrography to describe the anatomy, form and function of the TMJ, that disc repositioning gradually became an accepted surgical technique.
A kitchen, for example, can become easier to navigate if its island is repositioned in a different spot.
If highly confusable phones are repositioned in such a way that they become near each other, we get the matrix depicted in Figure 2b.
Once repositioned, ENCs are transmitted through generations and become fixed in the population.
Clustering of neurons and cephalization subsequently becomes possible where main parts of a nervous system are repositioned within the animal body and separated from the contractile surface.
Like Macromedia, MetaCreations is heading for a phase when revenues from its ongoing products will come under pressure as the company becomes more web-centric in its focus and repositions itself as a "creative web" company.
When PBS managed to pick up the American rights to "Sherlock," it became as serious a player in the TV landscape as any repositioned cable network.
