As it can be observed, the embedded encrypted biometric signals have caused imperceptible changes to the host video objects.
When treated with deuterated acetylene the intermolecular C C and C D bond lengths could be observed at rCC = 1.16 ± 0.01 Å and rCD = 2.3 ± 0.05 Å, with small changes to the host structure.
This is because, if properties of the new material are significantly different from those of the host tissue, the material under development will cause dynamic changes to the host tissue after implantation and thus will not achieve the goals embedded in the original conceptual design (Wang 2003).
A number of possible mechanisms used by parasites to manipulate hosts' behavior have been considered, including changes to the host's behavioral characteristics, the direct re-ordering of behavioral responses, and the reorientation of hosts' reactions.
A potential drawback of replicating virus-based expression systems, which has to date received little attention, is that expression of viral proteins [7], as well as the regulation of host proteome associated with viral replication [8], [9], causes substantial changes to the host cells.
These changes to the host might lead to developmental toxicities, precluding analysis of tumor progression.
