Now the first alternative is impossible, and the second is fantastic: it is absurd that that which has a capacity for causing alteration should as such necessarily have a capacity, let us say, for increase.
A capacity for prenatal alteration of a child's eye colour, for example, will almost certainly be accompanied by a similar postnatal capacity to allow individuals to make a choice of their own.
One may also speculate that frail older patients may have a reduced compensatory capacity for the physiological alterations that may occur upon drug treatment changes.
Four pre-trial practices were found to have a large capacity for positive change and for there to have been significant alterations during the study period.
To determine the specific effects of BPA that underlie its pro-proliferative capacity, parallel cultures were examined for alterations in gene expression.
Genomic alteration has been shown to confer altered capacity for cell proliferation, metastasis, and responsiveness to either normal cellular signals or therapeutic agents [ 1].
These findings support the theory that CD44 is expressed by normal prostatic epithelium and that capacity for expression is lost during the alterations in structural differentiation that occur in the course of the transition to neoplastic tissue.
For example, Hansen et al. [ 75] showed that moderate increases in miR-132 in the hippocampus enhanced cognitive capacity, while supra-physiological expression resulted in impaired cognition and an increase in dendritic spines, implying that the decreased capacity for learning and memory resulted from alterations in the structure of synaptic connections.
Although AMPH administration was necessary to characterize the in vivo capacity for dopamine release by PET, AMPH itself causes alterations in the integrity of dopaminergic neuronal terminals.
I went sheepishly to ask for alterations, and sometimes I got alterations without asking.
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