Relatedly, numerous behavioral studies have also successfully shown how changing the function of one stimulus in a class can change the functional properties of other stimuli in the class [ 25].
Then, on Thursday, in its last meeting before the election, the council stripped the proposed congress of any role in drafting the constitution, drastically changing the function of the chamber for which candidates were running.
Controller re-mapping, or changing the function of each button on the controller, was easy to do on the Xbox 360, but was left out of the One's features at launch.
"If you have a disorder that's changing the function of an organ, which in this case is the brain, and you use a medication to bring the function of that organ closer to where it was meant to be from millions of years of evolution, that's as fair as treating any other disease," he said.
Darwin formulated numerous answers to this critical question, one of which involved changing the function of an already existing structure.
"If, in fact, psychedelics are having an impact on good bacteria or bad bacteria [in the gut]," Foster says, "then that impact in either changing the numbers or changing the function of those bacteria could have a positive impact on anxiety, depression, or GI disorders".
It was recently suggested that the pro-apoptotic function of Nur77 in thymocytes is mediated by migration of Nur77 to the mitocondria changing the function of Bcl-2 by exposing its BH3-domain [42].
Another possibility is that 5HT and DA have opposite actions on certain of the shared targets, and changing the function of both amines simultaneously yields a phenotype different from the one obtained by manipulating each of the amines alone.
Exposure to intrauterine stress, measured by LBW, may increase the vulnerability to subsequent normative stress later in life by changing the function of the HPA-axis [ 34].
For instance, replacement of muscle with fat, while changing the function of the muscle, may not significantly alter its CSA [ 21].
