Besides regulating synaptic function, Tiam1 plays multifaceted roles in developmental stages of the nervous system.
The ' in vitro HF phenotype' refers to terminal stages of the multifaceted syndrome HF, and specificities of an (early) human DCM phenotype characteristics are unknown.
Bandura [ 29] suggests that human functioning is too multifaceted to fit into separate, discrete stages and argues that stage thinking could constrain the scope of change-promoting interventions.
Black art, these artists point out, is multifaceted and vibrant, on big screen and small, on stage and in bookstores, in museums and galleries -- leading some of them to ask: Is there no room for a little cheekiness?
For this, we focus on both the systemic compartment as well as the local presence within the tumor microenvironment of late-stage non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), admitting that this multifaceted cellular composition will be different from earlier stages of the disease, between NSCLC patients.
Mr. Wiseman uses the institution's settings — the meetings, classes and protests — as stages to play out its multifaceted drama of people and ideas.
AD is an age-related progressive neurodegenerative disease with different development stages, which could explain the multifaceted roles of microglia in AD.
In this study we designed a multifaceted educational intervention to address the various stages of change and, hopefully, facilitate a lasting improvement in the teaching behaviour of internal medicine residents during the morning report.
But the relative activity of GS1 and GS2 is variable according to the species, organs, N sources, developmental stages and environmental conditions, suggesting a multifaceted participation of isozymes [ 16].
Thus, the effect of myofibroblasts on cancer progression appears to be complex and multifaceted and may vary depending upon organ or stage of cancer.
