However, the non-MITE lineage has continued amplifying more recently than the MITE lineage.
The process can continue, until the amplifying effects ultimately leave the Arctic ice-free in summer.
Third, we need to continue to make the case — amplifying the voices of the refugees themselves — that the global displacement crisis is a global responsibility.
Some receptors, such as TGF-β receptor, nerve growth factor receptor and epidermal growth factor receptor continue to signal from endosomes, amplifying downstream responses before being eventually degraded 21262126
But, equally important, especially in this sluggish economic recovery, is amplifying the contemporary economic challenges women continue to face, including the uphill climb to retirement security.
Yet the multibillion-dollar industry is reeling as the Kentucky Derby approaches, with the death of yet another thoroughbred at the premier Santa Anita Park in California amplifying anxiety over whether the sport will continue in the state.
There, delegates will work to continue positioning cities as a leading force for climate action around the world, defining and amplifying their call to national governments for greater support and autonomy in delivering climate action and creating a sustainable future.
Given that efforts to exploit available fossil fuels continue to accelerate, the paper's principal finding - that "conceivable levels of human-made climate forcing could yield the low-end runaway greenhouse effect" based on inducing "out-of-control amplifying feedbacks such as ice sheet disintegration and melting of methane hydrates" - is deeply worrying.
WNV-amplifying hosts and vectors are generally plentiful at pelican colonies, and recurring chick deaths since 2003 suggest that WNV-induced reductions in pelican populations will continue.
The term 'transit-amplifying cells' terms has long been used in the stem cell literature to mean just that – progeny of stem cells that continue to divide mitotically but that have limited division potential and have begun to differentiate.
