The block in differentiation due to loss of Dicer and microRNAs is reversible and the significantly altered phenotype of Dicer-null NS cells does not constitute a permanent transformation.
The legalisation of abortion and homosexuality, no-fault divorce, the abolition of theatre censorship, the end of flogging in prisons, and effective laws against race and sex discrimination, constitute a record of transformation matched on the 20th century left only by Lloyd George, Clement Attlee and Aneurin Bevan.
In the absence of viscous damping, a linear system possesses classical normal modes, which constitute a linear coordinate transformation that decouples the undamped system.
Some, like Irvin, believe this constitutes a significant transformation -- meaning that originality is defined by the viewer's experience.
This paper assesses whether Ecuador's recently adopted climate targets, policies to decarbonize the power sector, and measures to reduce deforestation constitute a credible basis for a transformation towards a low-carbon economy.
These data support a role for CCN6 a modulator of the growth effects of IGF-1 on the breast epithelium, and may have clinical implications, as CCN6 loss may mark an epithelium at increased risk of malignant transformation and might constitute a target for breast cancer prevention.
R-M systems also constitute a formidable barrier to efficient DNA transformation for genetic manipulation, especially DNA from other genera, most notably, E. coli.
It has been shown, through the numerical applications that the shell-based SPH method using only one layer of particles is suitable for the study of laminated composite structures undergoing large transformations and therefore may constitute a good alternative to the FE method.
With the purpose of characterizing the effects of malignant transformation in cellular activity, proteomic studies constitute a reliable way to monitor the biological alterations induced by this disease.
Hence the coefficients \ \Gamma^{i}_{jk}(x)\) do not constitute a tensor; they conform to a linear but non-homogeneous transformation law.
