This might occur by using genetic knowledge either to alter the genetic constitution of individuals yet to be born or to provide therapeutic interventions on already existing individuals to alter their genetic makeup.
These results will provide a good foundation for further research to elucidate the function and nutritional aspects of these seed storage proteins, that in turn will provide the knowledge to try and alter lupin seed protein composition to optimize the health properties of lupins.
So far, though, their knowledge has done nothing to alter the flow of water in the Missouri River basin, explored by Lewis and Clark in 1804 and home to 10 million people spread from northern Montana to eastern Missouri.
They have been hard to make (step one...fetch oil paint and stretch canvas), complicated (cameras only got user friendly a few decades ago, and they still required processing and other specialized knowledge) and nearly impossible to alter once created.
A past version of Ianto is then contacted by a malevolent time-travelling seductress seeking to use the knowledge of his death to alter time for her own gain.
This category included research where the aim was to examine the impact of interventions designed to alter knowledge, attitudes or behaviours or to improve program delivery.
This indicates that science is tentative and subject to change in light of new evidence; therefore, scientists should be open-minded and prepared to alter their knowledge (Reiss 2009; Smith 1994; Cherif et al. 2001).
Conversely in today's context, given the emerging technology for gene editing and replacement, it may be relevant to ask the question on the feasibility of using our knowledge of cis-element architecture to alter the distribution of critical cis-elements in the genome to create a more elaborate transcriptional regulatory network and novel phenotypes.
Although we agree that the use of antiplatelet agents may be a confounder (although antiplatelet agents to our knowledge have not been shown to alter the outcome of most of the assays we have used), we would like to stress that the clinical reality is that liver transplant recipients are frequently prescribed multiple drugs other than immunosuppressants.
In doing so, the Renaissance stage combined with other forces (such as the rapid expansion of print culture and what is believed to have been a slow but steady rise in literacy) to alter the structure of knowledge by redefining and expanding its boundaries.
