Indeed, others have shown that DNA damage shifts circadian clock time (Oklejewicz et al., 2008).
And the sole hospital for chronic mental diseases, Défilé de Beudet in Croix-des-Bouquets, seriously damaged, shifted scores of patients to the grass outside.
Or how does contracting behavior differ if the measure of damages shifts from expectation damages to reliance damages?
In principle, an award of compensatory damages shifts all of the plaintiff's legally cognizable costs to the defendant.
At failure, damage may shift to the web of a wall after fire exposure becomes more severe.
In a model where ROS mediate life-history tradeoffs, elevated oxidative damage would shift the allocation of available resources among these tasks.
157 Replicative senescence manifests itself by permanent cell cycle arrest, telomere shortening, telomerase-reverse transcriptase dysfunction, irreparable DNA damage, metabolic shift from Krebs cycle toward glycolysis, and finally to cell death.
The dramatic response to chemotherapy suggests that the DNA damage can shift the balance to highly effective apoptosis, using the mechanisms that are still partially in place linked to the AID activity that is on-going, albeit at a lower level than is present in DLBCL [ 206, 211].
Nothing can save a thriller once the villain loses mythic stature, but Rankin controls the damage by shifting style and writing to his strength, the densely detailed mechanics of the police procedural.
But he was startled, he said, to find an additional charge of $22.99 a day for a collision damage waiver, shifting the liability from the renter to the car rental company if the car is damaged or stolen.
