For example, older patients who suffer severe disability secondary to a major accident or stroke may maintain relatively intact function in other physiological systems, and thus are not frail.
Indeed, the results confirmed the model obtained by the scoring of centrosome/spindle orientation: (1) Baz RNAi GSCs maintain relatively intact COC activity, and (2) Baz-YFP overexpression allows GSCs to enter mitosis, presumably through ectopic Baz-centrosome docking, which inactivates COC activity.
Recent models further suggest that age-related increases in activity occur with lower task demands where older adults maintain relatively intact performance but that age-related decreases in activity occur with higher task demands (Reuter-Lorenz and Cappell 2008; Lustig et al. 2009).
HONO and TAZN maintain relatively constant concentrations.
Importantly, the use of slices maintains cellular networks relatively intact, which is more reflective of in vivo events compared with studying purified astrocytes in isolation.
Loria, in fact, has a number of difficult decisions to make if he is to keep the club relatively intact.
Peres [143] argues that large (at least 10,000 km2) reserves connected to relatively intact surrounding landscapes are key to maintaining Amazonian biodiversity long-term (labeling these "mega-reserves").
We show that interrupting the intron between ChAT exons N and M with a TK-Neo cassette maintains VAChT expression in the somatomotor subset of cholinergic neurons relatively intact, but causes a pronounced decrease in VAChT expression in other groups of cholinergic neurons in the CNS.
Their functioning may be significantly impaired, but personality remains relatively intact, the capacity to recognize and objectively evaluate reality is maintained, and they are basically able to function in everyday life.
These relatively intact areas contribute to floodplain protection and drought abatement, as well as to maintain local climates stables and buffering weather extremes.
