Using molecular machines in the solid state or other condensed-phase matter could lead to new materials with a higher level of complexity with controlled cooperative molecular motion leading to changes in the properties and function of the material on a macroscopic scale.
Mr. Zaher said he could not expand on the statement, as the matter could lead to future litigation.
"When a matter could lead to execution, it behoves those in a position of authority to ensure they have a grasp of the basic principles," he said.
Hence, reduced function and use-dependent changes in gray and/or white matter could lead to regression of connectivity (Fuster 1995).
"I told Henry that destruction of documents under such circumstances was, as he knew, a very serious matter and could lead to the inspector general being accused of obstructing a criminal investigation".
According to the tension-based theory of morphogenesis [ 51], it is speculated that surface area expansion might be indirectly associated with white matter tracts damage, as more tension from white matter fibers shrinkage could lead to deeper sulci and extended cortical surface area.
David A. Paterson, the momentum-starved governor who is expected to face a difficult primary challenge from Andrew M. Cuomo, the popular attorney general, calls Mr. Cuomo on Wednesday evening to ask him to investigate a matter so important it could lead to the governor's political undoing.
In this Haldane reflected the shifting concern to working out how matter and physical laws could lead to biological phenomena.
These women felt that openly discussing such matters in the group context could lead to undesirable consequences, including gossips, and possible spousal confrontation and abuse, which may then threaten the stability of their family.
Senator Kerry said it would matter because a mandatory standard could lead to civil penalties, could facilitate recalls and would bar importation of noncomplying beds.
