The peptide folds into a unique structure in water and shows a cooperative thermal transition, both of which may be hallmarks of a protein.
As many Ta papillary bladder tumours can be considered benign, these molecular alterations may be hallmarks of benign epithelial overgrowth conditions.
Alternatively, these reductions in capacity for protein synthesis and chaperoning may represent hallmarks of temperature compensation at the cellular level in these fish.
Its enduring photosynthesis, parsimonious N budgeting and efficient ATP generation in situations of limitation may be hallmarks of the success of the E. huxleyi diplont in contemporary oceans.
We will also discuss some empirical predictions that can be tested in future studies, such as: 1) how disrupted connectivity relates to cognitive impairments in skills such as Theory-of-Mind, cognitive flexibility, and information processing; and 2) how connection abnormalities relate to, and may determine, behavioral symptoms hallmarked by the triad of Impairments in ASD.
Confusion, another concussion hallmark, may be present immediately or may develop over several minutes.
Scaffolds that stretch in response to their environment may be a hallmark for tissue regeneration.
The development of consumer-friendly electronics products may be a hallmark of the digital age, but that engineered friendliness is not always appreciated in Hollywood.
Our measurements offer a different view on white matter plasticity and learning: Anatomically widespread effects may be a hallmark of rapid, short-term plasticity associated with intensive training of reading skills.
The transition from plate-like to rod-like trabeculae, indicated by SMI, dictates this shift, and may be a hallmark of bone that is already predisposed to accruing greater levels of damage through compromised microarchitecture.
