If the stored information, in unaltered or changed form, can be passed on to the progeny, we then have to deal with the phenomenon of inheritance.
In situ assessment, meaning the examination of the lesion in the place where it occurs, is important because it provides unaltered information about the tissue perfusion and nutrition.
In vivo and in situ assessment, meaning a measurement at the location where a pathological condition is detected, provides, without surgical intervention or preparation, unaltered information about the lesion and its natural perfusion and nutrition environment.
Normal cellular division requires that the genome be faithfully replicated to ensure that unaltered genomic information is passed from one generation to the next.
Despite that, currently, there are no case studies explaining through unaltered, genuine information how to apply civil-military action in support of EMMEE during full-spectrum megacity COIN operations where freedom of movement for civilian reconstruction teams is highly restricted.
Other effector T-cell subsets were unaltered (Supporting Information Fig S3C).
However, we suggest that the hypothesis outlined above cannot completely explain our results because this same "unaltered" afferent information did not overcome vibration-induced changes as shown by the limb position matching task in Experiment 1 or during reintroduction of vibration at Experiment 2 retention testing.
In line with the results from TSC22D4 loss-of-function experiments (Fig. 4), overexpression of TSC22D4 led to a substantial reduction of VLDL-associated serum TG levels, particularly under fasting conditions (Fig 5B), leaving other metabolic parameters mostly unaltered (Supporting Information Fig S4A F).
Playing the frames in reverse order left the form information (the configuration of dots) unaltered.
As there is almost never one ideal control group, some researchers believe that population registers provide the most valid way of sampling controls in a hospital case-control study [ 5, 11- 14], because the main theoretical strength of population controls is the potential to provide information of exposure that is unaltered by associations with illness [ 1].
