Alternatively, it may be that some combination of the internal proteins not shared with the Thai strains (PA, NP, PB1, and PB2), possibly interacting with changes in the surface proteins, has given S-OIV its ability to cause human outbreaks.
Our findings highlight an intricate relationship between vascular permeability and the tumor microenvironment, probably modulating and/or interacting with changes such as increased cellularity, ischemic insult and varying extracellular matrix composition.
Changes in organizational processes often interact with changes in the IT infrastructure.
These dimensions of design are interacted with changes in the order in which nested goods are presented (bottom-up versus top-down).
Changes in perceived condom use norms (descriptive norms and encouragement) interacted with changes in anxiety symptoms in association with condom use such that the negative relationship was amplified by norms less favorable for condom use, and attenuated by more favorable norms for condom use.
Our results, linking cardiovascular risk with life history variables, suggest that metabolic risk may be associated with the worldwide trend to smaller family size and it may interact with changes in behavioural or environmental risk factors.
We did not observe, age, gender or disease duration differences in the occurrence of CCSVI (results not shown) in MS. However, a more detailed analysis of candidate gender-dimorphic factors, e.g., vein diameters and autoimmune factors, is warranted as these could strongly interact with changes in cerebral venous outflow.
However, it is not clear how such a shift in carbohydrate reserves during the growing season will interact with changes in the disturbance regime over the long term.
Irrespectively, the findings emphasize the dynamic character of DNA methylation and point to a process in which parts of the methylome may interact with changes in the cancer genome.
Similarly, changes in management can interact with changes in fitness: the timing and depth of tillage are known to influence the level of dormancy and survival of seeds and thus the longevity of the wild relative or hybrid seed bank (Gruber et al., 2005; Pekrun et al., 2005, 2006).
To determine whether personal and site characteristics interacted with change in important ways, in some analyses we adjusted the change measures for age, gender, education and site and also examined change separately by site.
