At the same time, the atoms of an element are capable of existing in a number of forms (isotopes), each of which has a different number of neutrons in its nucleus and hence a different atomic mass.
The LCA may have been a rather generalized ape that was capable of engaging in a number of different locomotor behaviors to suit different needs (McHenry 2002).
Evidence indicates that flavonoids are capable of acting in a number of other ways that may result in their targeting of inflammation, including (1) the modulation of intracellular signalling cascades that control neuronal survival, death and differentiation; (2) an impact on gene expression and (3) interacting with the mitochondria.
By Robert M. Coates The New Yorker, September 26 , 1964P. 37 The simple handshake is capable of a number of variations particularly in an election year.
Ansar Bayt el-Maqdis, the highest-profile and seemingly most capable of a number of jihadist groups in Egypt, has claimed responsibility for attacks across the Sinai peninsula and the Egyptian mainland.
Recently, magnesium-based micromotor propelled by the magnesium and water reaction have been developed, which is capable of moving autonomously in a number of aqueous solutions, such as simulated body fluid, low concentration sodium carbonate, and sodium chloride solution [21, 22].
It has long been assumed that CHD4 and NuRD act to repress transcription, as NuRD contains histone deacetylase activity and has been shown to be capable of repressing transcription in a number of situations (Ahringer, 2000; McDonel et al., 2009).
Our findings are unequivocal proof that pneumococci are capable of causing severe disease in a number of different animal species.
Melatonin is a potent free radical scavenger capable of preventing oxidative stress in a number of biological systems [ 56– 58].
The phthalate ester plasticizers interact with the nuclear hormone receptor superfamily peroxisome proliferator activated receptor (PPAR) and are thereby capable of modulating gene transcription in a number of tissues.
