From the advent of punk in late-70s Britain to grunge via no wave, indie, and hardcore, Untypical Girls traces the evolution of indie girl styles, and, more important, the transformation and explosion of voices long suppressed in the music industry.
Enhanced survival of Myc overexpressing cells thus seems to be a property that is highly selected for during the course of tumor evolution and may be more important than transformation itself.
With Frelimo's military successes in northeastern Mozambique in 1971 72 and, more important, with the transformation of the power structure in the region after the independence of the Portuguese territories, a new guerrilla strategy began to make headway.
The missense mutation reported here suggests that the BRCA2 domain including and surrounding glycine 2901 may be more important in preventing neoplastic transformation in ovarian epithelium than in breast epithelium.
For example, faculty most frequently note time constraints as a barrier, but it is possible that aspects of a department's local culture, especially aspects that are supportive of teaching and learning, may be more important for actually moving transformations forward (Kezar and Holcombe 2015; Lund and Stains 2015).
More important, perhaps, Kennedy's unlikely transformation into a tribune of legal multiculturalism offers a striking lesson in the unpredictability of the Court.
Having learned from such inspiring examples, I now believe that these kinds of supporting and orienting skills become more and more important in times of fast transformation in science caused by internationalization, global competition, and increasing economic pressures.
That led us to believe that insertional mutagenesis of cellular genes by proviral sequences may be a more important mechanism responsible for malignant transformation than viral gene expression induced immunosuppression.
This "internal" transformation is not more important than action for justice, but without it our search for justice or for peace becomes another exercise of human will, undermined by human self-deception.
