Further work will establish definitively whether hCdc4 is indeed a tumor suppressor and whether cyclin E overexpression contributes to neoplasia primarily by accelerating S phase entry per se, by engendering genetic instability, and/or by other mechanisms (see [ 24]).
The management instability this engenders means she struggles to hire new executives into the business.
The current global situation engenders a feeling of instability and uncertainty, which in turn becomes "a seedbed for collective selfishness".
Poverty, as we know, leads to instability and engenders problems such as human and drug trafficking and terrorism.
Microsoft itself engendered, or at least countenanced, instability and inconsistency by permitting Microsoft-friendly modificatoons thethe desktop and boot sequence, and by releasing updates to Internet Explorer more frequently than it released new versions of Windows.
Among other things, Undercover Boss highlights the anxieties of American workers, including fear of outsourcing and the instability and insecurity engendered by the shift towards more flexible forms of work and the rise of part-time and freelance employees.
Even this number minimizes the profound social costs (77,200 evictions of residents from favelas), environmental degradation and instability that hosting has engendered.
It is thus not clear that increased heterochromatin content would protect cancer cells from increased DNA damage signaling engendered by replication stress and genomic instability.
The U.S. and their allies, must take a proactive stance to providing Jordan with the aid it needs to not only provide for the refugees needs now, but also to protect against the instability hosting so many souls will engender.
Economic instability (and the interpersonal violence it engenders) in these countries is largely due to the pronounced privatization of world resources by industrialized countries, such as ours, as former World Bank Chief Economist Joseph Stiglitz continues to publicly point out.
