Real assets are not significant, which may be the net outcome of a positive wealth effect and a negative lock-in effect stemming from homeownership.
In effect, stem cell niches may represent nature's way of stating that harmony within populations is more efficiently achieved by acknowledging, cultivating and managing individuality than by suppressing it.
Thus, these data suggest that ptc mutant CySCs have a competitive advantage over wild-type CySCs in effecting stem cell replacement.
One possibility is that holistic face perception, as indexed via the composite-face effect, stems in part from an automatic prioritization of both the task-relevant and -irrelevant face parts, due to the allocation of attention to the face as a unit that is, object-based attention.
Overexpression of EphA4 does not cause similar changes in protrusion structure, further arguing against a nonspecific effect stemming from changes in Eph receptor expression levels.
Dick's leukemia-forming cell was, in effect, the normal stem cell's malignant doppelgänger.
In effect the plant stem cells are building entire new organs all the time - new limbs, new trunk - solving polarity issues and the other key developmental decisions that are resolved in animal embryos.
It is therefore hard to segregate top-down effects such as attention and changes in the information carried by sensory inputs, from bottom-up effects stemming from changes in the sensory inputs.
This internal standard enables the monitoring of overall instrument sensitivity and plasma conditions, and may potentially be used to correct the mercury signal for changes in intensity due to matrix effects stemming from the introduction of methanol during gradient elution [ 19].
In a heterogeneous set of studies, differences in effect sizes were assumed to stem from study characteristics rather than subject-level sampling error.
