Usually the experimental psychologist deals with normal, intact organisms; in biological psychology, however, studies are often conducted with organisms modified by surgery, radiation, drug treatment, or long-standing deprivations of various kinds or with organisms that naturally present organic abnormalities or emotional disorders.
Anti-tumor immune response, which plays an important role in the elimination of cancer cells, is modified by UV radiation and aging, further contributing to cancer progression and its development.
In order to obtain an overall picture of the dynamic behavior of fluids that interact with metal surfaces under the influence of an external magnetic field, the method described previously in [13] was modified by changing the radiation source and geometry of filming (see Fig. 1).
So-obtained GTVs were manually modified by a single radiation oncologist to reduce interobserver variability [ 25].
All GTVs were delineated with an autosegmentation tool using threshold −750 to 4096 Hu first then manually modified by a single radiation oncologist.
These results support a role of altered DNA repair and cell cycle processes in the risk of childhood ALL, and show that this genetic susceptibility can differ by cytogenetic subtype and may be modified by exposure to ionizing radiation.
As a sun beam passes through the earth's atmosphere, the solar radiation is modified by the interaction with components such as water droplets.
Since the polarization of the radiation is modified by beamline optics, it is therefore necessary to directly measure the polarization state of the light incident onto a sample in order to achieve quantitative measurements of the CD spectra.
As it was difficult to define a clear day, the model was later modified by Prescott (1940) which replaces clear day radiation with extraterrestrial radiation.
Syngeneic growth in vivo (survival time and frequency of takes) was not modified by attempted active immunization with radiation-inactivated cells or by sublethal whole-body irradiation of recipients before inoculation of small numbers of clonogenic cells.
