With so many choices at her fingertips, she has opted for delicate, minute alterations.
Prominent among more recent forebears are Robert Irwin, the innovator of "space and light" installation, and Gordon Matta-Clarepresentednted here by photographs of his delicate chain-saw alterations of derelict buildings.
Notably, alterations in this delicate balance are thought to contribute to the manifestations of neurological and psychiatric disease.
Roy executes these transformations with such a delicate touch that the subtle alterations in a marriage, a friendship, a neighborhood hardly register — until the day someone looks around and realizes that all the trees have died.
Alterations in the delicate balance between tyrosine phosphorylation and dephosphorylation contribute to the pathogenesis of different inherited or acquired human diseases including autoimmunity, diabetes, and cancer [ 27- 29].
With this, we proposed that other alterations in the delicate balance between anti- and proapoptotic proteins may have occurred and be responsible for the resistance to I-BET762 treatment.
Therefore, successful alteration of this delicate setting against the tumor's favor can open a window for therapeutic efficacy.
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Climate change may cause all sorts of unexpected alterations and disruptions to this delicate balance.
Collectively, these results indicate that alterations to the pathogens cell envelope can disrupt the delicate pathological balance resulting in either a weakened or enhanced immune response that accelerates cell death by M. tuberculosis (Fig. 4A).
"We will require an infinitely firm hand," he said, "and an infinitely fine tact to manage all the racial divisions in this heterogeneous society, where even the slightest alteration can throw off, divide or undo its delicate balance".
