With the loss of the World Trade Center, we collectively underwent an amputation.
It is as though we are all collectively undergoing a kind of face transplant, or at least the equivalent psychological trauma of not seeing in the mirror anymore the altogether special, distinct entity we thought we knew.
When one of them approached the foot of the structure, gazing up at the patients, Little Huang and Mr. Wang screamed out their demands: find experts to treat them; arrest the physicians and nurses who conned them; ban the surgery that had made them all "eunuchs"; and pay for them to collectively undergo medical testing, the first step in legally proving the harm the surgery had caused.
Collectively, K. pneumoniae NdpA undergoes Lys 48-linked polyubiquitination-mediated proteasomal degradation in host cells.
I think Asian-Americans collectively are slowly but surely undergoing what I call a "racial awakening". I think the first generation's overt desire for their 1.5 or second-generation (children born in the motherland and immigrated young or were the first in their families to be born in the States) to assimilate made them unconscious of their own status as a minority in this country.
Endothelium is a non-adhesive, non-thrombogenic surface in normal conditions; when stimulated by inflammatory mediators, ECs undergo profound changes, collectively designed as "EC activation", which include the expression of cell adhesion molecules and tissue factor, production of von Willebrand factor, cytokines/chemokines, proteases and vasoactive substances such as nitric oxide.
Insects that undergo complete metamorphosis, collectively known as Holometabola, represent the vast majority of animal life on Earth.
Only one of the studies [ 3] provides data for external beam radiation therapy, but patients are collectively analyzed with those who underwent APC.
One branch would evolve into cetaceans, possibly beginning about, with the protowhale Pakicetus and other early whale ancestors collectively known as Archaeoceti, which eventually underwent aquatic adaptation into the completely aquatic cetaceans.
These findings collectively suggest that the oral mucosa undergoes continuous remodeling and the connective tissue contraction, which may result in a thin oral mucosa characteristically associated with the atrophic edentulous residual ridge.
Collectively, these triggers cause cells to undergo morphological changes, to become unable to replicate DNA and to display altered gene expression patterns [ 10- 13].
