It was also found that chemotherapy is capable of modifying the expression of the oncoproteins c-erbB-2 and p53 in a minority of cases of breast cancer, usually resulting in an acquisition of immunoreactive oncoprotein.
Considering these observations and taking inspiration from biology, this project attempts to create an adaptive hardware system that is capable of modifying its architecture and thus its behaviour autonomously, to cope with variations in its external environment.
The system used in osteosynthesis directly influences fracture consolidation; depending on its shape and rigidity, osteosyntesis is capable of modifying bone callus formation.
It has been demonstrated that the kind of diet is capable of modifying certain risk factors for the development of the metabolic syndrome in obese individuals by causing variations in the composition of the bacterial population.
The paradox of this question exists whereby it is largely accepted that exercise training decreases CV mortality and regular exercise training is capable of modifying autonomic balance [39], [40], [41], [42].
High-frequency vibration is capable of modifying metallic surface topography significantly, while the underlying mechanisms are still unclear.
The enzymatic modification process in Prochlorococcus MIT9313 has been reconstituted in vitro, and a variety of experimental approaches have been used to try and understand how one enzyme is capable of modifying 30 different substrates.
Targeted genome editing, in theory, is capable of modifying any endogenous gene sequence of interest; this can be performed in cells or organisms, and may be applied to clinical gene-based therapies in the future.
These results suggest that cell wall OXO is capable of modifying the metabolism of ester-linked ferulates in cell walls of wheat shoots by promoting the peroxidase action via supply of hydrogen peroxide.
The results presented here clearly indicate that DBD plasma treatment in air is capable of modifying the surface of C3D/PEEK composite such that the treated surface changes from bio-inert to bioactive.
Whether preferences are rationally criticisable crucially depends on how a thus criticised agent is capable of modifying her intrinsic preferences in the light of such criticism.
