Instead, instability exercises accounted for increased activity in the stabilizing muscles and, thus, provide essential stimuli for their neuromuscular adaptation [ 6].
Risk probabilities for adverse events among unstable, high-risk, and stable patients were as follows: 2.5% for CS instability; 26.2% for increased intensive care unit complications with prolonged cervical collar use; 9.3% to 14.6% for secondary brain injury with MRI transportation; and 20.6% for aspiration during MRI scanning (supine position).
Our approach takes advantage of the strongly DNA damage-inducible gene RNR3, in conjunction with the reporter synthetic genetic array methodology, to infer mutants exhibiting genome instability by assaying for increased Rnr3 abundance.
The U.S. government has raised concerns about the potential for increased instability in Gaza because of its humanitarian crisis.
China faces significant potential for increased instability sparked by economic dislocations, unemployment, official corruption, religious persecution, violation of human rights, and a failure to embrace the development of local governance and democratic choice.
Much of the analysis in the simulation centered on how the progression of the epidemic -- and the nature of the global response - - creates the potential for increased instability and conflict, both in West Africa and around the world.
And while there may be an enhancement in tumor control, for the normal tissue in the radiation field or an astronaut exposed to the GCR there may be an enhanced mutation frequency or enhanced genomic instability with the likelihood for increased risk for carcinogenesis.
The results suggest that BRCA2 mutations may underlie marked genomic instability resulting in extensive gene mutations in the cancer cells, and this instability may also be responsible for increased vulnerability to DNA-damaging chemotherapies.
The checkpoint deficiency in stem and progenitor cells also reflects the potential for increased genetic instability in those cells during ex vivo expansion, for example for stem cell therapy (Damelin and Bestor, 2006).
An increasing share of children have the benefit of two caretakers and providers in the home, but are also exposed to new complexities unique to stepfamilies as well as the potential for increased conflict, economic instability, mobility, severed emotional ties to adults, and the reorganization of family processes and rituals.
