The effects of soluble cues are relatively straightforward to manipulate, yet teasing apart how cells transduce signals from the extracellular matrix and neighboring cells has proven to be challenging due to the spatially and mechanically complex adhesive interactions.
This size-class of emitted particles is known to be both more harmful for the health than the larger particles and far more difficult to manipulate, yet, as described here, the grouping concept leads to their elimination to some extent, by promoting their coagulation with particles in their vicinity.
Alternatively, abstract survey questions are relatively quick and easy to administer or manipulate, yet without the context of a real world scenario may lack ecological validity.
Abstract ballet of the sort this programme show-cases has concretised in form, and by the ninth or tenth pas de deux of the evening, with yet another woman being manipulated by yet another man, you start to wonder if there's an alternative.
The fear all along has been that the United Nations conference on racism would be manipulated into yet another forum for demonizing Israel.
There is little regard for the "sanctity" of the image, heavily manipulated, and yet the work is reverent to the look of traditional film photography.
The majority of viewers were unaware that the worm had been manipulated, and yet we were able to influence their perception of who won the debate, their choice of preferred prime minister, and their voting intentions.
Of these two aspects (producing effort and chance probability) only chance probability has been manipulated systematically yet; e.g., when Burkart and Heschl (2006) introduced nine cups instead of two, the performance of common marmosets (Callithrix jacchus) increased.
