Locations alter incrementally, quadrant by quadrant, like cards flipping over; characters traverse segments — and space and time — as they run from soldiers or move toward some form of ethical enlightenment.
Groundwater withdrawals have lowered the water table at least 40 m in some locations, altering the flows between surface water and groundwater.
The size of a pop-out depends on the time it takes place (earlier and later), and its location alters the proportion of the transferred phases (amorphous and crystalline phases) after complete unloading.
When control location was altered, shape coding did provide a significant reduction in selection error rate.
It defines how a sound emitted from a specific location and altered by the head and the pinna is received at an ear.
Initiation events detected using multiple techniques confirmed that, within the mini-EBV genome, DNA replication starts primarily near the DS element even when its genomic location is altered.
Absence of Rpn13 expression may have affected endocrine circuits directly or indirectly at multiple locations since altered proteasomal function was detected in various (but not all) organs, including testes, brain, adrenal gland, and lymphoid tissues.
However, the selection criterion for recording locations was the presence of cells that responded selectively to one of the 12 image pairs used in this study, and recording locations were altered until such selectivity was found.
PTMs play a key role in the cell as the same gene product may have different activities, modified turn-overs, distinct subcellular locations, or altered interactions with proteins or nucleic acids depending on its PTMs.
Or is it possible to move the grave off the road, to one side or to a quieter location, without altering its meaning and significance?
