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This suggests that changes in matrix organization may accompany changes in tissue composition.
Rather, they may accompany changes in reproductive states at a larger temporal scale.
Such an analysis allows one to detect and quantify with sufficient accuracy relative and absolute protein abundance, and protein protein interactions, which may accompany changes in the functional state of a cell.
With the level of change in gene expression set as significant in this study (≥2-fold) it is possible that a small change in gene expression may accompany these changes in histone marks, or perhaps a greater change in a very small subset of cells.
These results suggest that re-wiring of the cis-regulatory elements controlling genes associated with neural plasticity and synaptogenesis may accompany evolutionary changes in brain function.
This suggests that the reduction in mEPSC amplitude with DE may accompany a change in AMPAR subunit composition.
In order to allay the apprehension that may accompany such change, curriculum development and implementation should be an inclusive process, with both staff and students being well informed of the planned reform.
It is now feasible to determine, in a single AEM specimen, the grain boundary chemistry (using X-ray mapping), crystallographic characteristics (using automated crystallographic analysis) and the localized bonding changes that may accompany segregation (using fine structure changes in the electron energy loss spectrum).
The greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions that may accompany land-use change (LUC) from increased biofuel feedstock production are a source of debate in the discussion of drawbacks and advantages of biofuels.
Bone remodelling is a broad definition that encompasses the whole spectrum of alterations that may accompany the aforementioned mucosal changes in chronic rhinosinusitis and nasal polyposis.
The benthic food web could be affected by hydrographic changes that may accompany ice retreat.
