Because the matter of these four elemental spheres was not fully dispersed, it remained capable of being concentrated and dispersed, and for this reason the elements, unlike the celestial spheres, are capable of alteration, growth, generation and corruption.
In particular, 9.4 T is capable of depicting alterations of the subchondral bone associated with osteochondral repair.
Unique in its three-dimensional, magnetically levitated rotor, it is capable of sharp alterations in speed allowing for an induced pulsatile flow [ 41].
Recent evidence also supports that maternal exposure to these foods is capable of provoking neurobehavioral alterations in offspring.
Because repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) is capable of inducing lasting alterations of cortical excitability, it represents a promising therapeutic tool in several neuropsychiatric disorders.
In particular, 9.4 T is capable of accurately depicting alterations of the subchondral bone that are associated with osteochondral repair.
This suggestion of personality change is very interesting and raises the whole issue of the degree of environmental challenge that is capable of causing such alterations in the relationships between variables.
The present investigations support the theory that the multi-pinhole SPECT device in combination with suitable data processing tools is capable of visualising such alterations and quantifying metabolic processes and ligand binding in different target organs of mice in a feasible dose range.
Given that tissue-culture is capable of inducing both methylation alteration and mPing transposition in certain rice genotypes, it provides a tractable system to investigate the possible relationship between the two phenomena.
A commercially available CSLO device is the Heidelberg Retina Tomograph (HRT; Heidelberg Engineering, Heidelberg, Germany), which is capable of detecting the structural alterations in glaucoma.
FISH is capable of detecting submicroscopic (<5 Mb) alterations that cannot be reliably observed using routine or high-resolution microscopic chromosome analysis.
