When the pitch is on the way, Helton raises his right leg higher than most, as if stepping over a puddle, and then swings with such fluidity that one may be excused to compare it to music.
Changed insulin sensitivity is a biological mechanism that may link membrane fluidity to diabetes risk.
Other factors that may affect membrane fluidity involve changes in relative concentrations of sphingolipids, phospholipid with unsaturated acyl chains, and mixture ratio of lipids with low and high melting (phase transition) temperatures.
Extract of G. biloba has been shown to improve fluidity and decrease deformability of neuronal membranes, that may be altered in aging and several pathologic conditions.
Indeed, some studies showed a high tonoplast fluidity [ 54], as well as a specific feature of fatty acid composition that may be responsible for the tonoplasts' unique fluidity and high elasticity [ 55] required for osmotic processes in the cell.
But as our cultural understanding of desire continues to evolve and deepen, we must acknowledge and embrace these complexities that may come with investigating "that fluidity, that greyness, which has always existed" for some people.
It is hard not to share Mather's hope that in "our post-imperial times" we may recover something of the cultural fluidity that characterised the pashas' age.
In addition, gal-1 binding to GRG disrupts inter-glycan interactions and decreases glycan-mediated solution viscosity, a glycan decongestion effect that may help explain why gal-1 promotes membrane fluidity and lateral diffusion of glycoconjugates within cell membranes.
In the case of unaltered total cholesterol content, this would imply a cholesterol-depleted bulk membrane harboring PS that may exhibit higher susceptibility to peptide attack because of its increased fluidity and hence less tightly packed lipids.
This syndrome has been associated with a shortage of 18 0 for uptake and Δ9-desaturation that may impair the capacity of the mammary gland to achieve an adequate fluidity for milk fat secretion.
