It makes everybody edgy to think what their building may have to undergo, even as most tenants have tossed out many of their possessions.
The branching behavior could be explained by VQS mechanism, in which catalyst particles in the presence of Si (silica) may undergo melting even at a temperature lower than the metal/Si eutectic temperature and can thus serve as droplets for the growth of the nanostructure branches [28, 29].
The authors suggested that FSH plays an additional, if not a primary, role in stimulation of myoma cell proliferation and that its receptor may undergo stimulation even in the absence of FSH itself.
This could explain the high degree of dissolution observed in H2O (pH = 5 6) and suggests that these particles may undergo an even higher rate of dissolution in lysosomes following internalization by cells, as this is a highly acidic cellular compartment (pH = 4 5).
Now, every app developer will likely undergo even more scrutiny.
Thus, during behavior, neurons that fire may undergo LTP, but even a neuron that is synaptically activated but axonally silent during a behavioral event can be recruited to participate in the neural engram.
The quantification of gene gain and loss suggests that both have been extensive in the evolutionary history of the P. syringae species complex and that the genomes of these pathovars may undergo considerable fluctuation even over relatively short evolutionary time periods.
In addition to elongation-induced rearrangements, planar polarized tissues may undergo oriented topological changes even in the absence of cell elongation.
Let's talk about the threshold people may be willing to cross before violating the sanctity of their body: While some may undergo plastic surgery for casual, even silly, reasons, everyone considering a pacemaker implant or a heart transplant is sure to proceed cautiously-and only if life depends on it.
However, frogs may undergo some growth-related changes even at this stage [ 18], so variation among populations might only reflect age class differences and thus sampling bias [ 20].
