God's alteration of existing mazal through name change is a concept upheld even to this day.
Taxonomic stability is positively served by not changing a taxon name with every alteration of its contents (cf. Archonta excluding bats, Dinosauria including birds).
In this procedure, the nodes of the PINs were randomly assigned to a protein name leading to alteration of protein – EC-number relations while preserving the topology of the graphs.
Evidences have shown that persistent hyperglycemia can activate alternative glucose metabolism pathways, which in turn result in the formation of deleterious products derived from protein or lipid structure alterations named advanced glycation end products (AGEs), which can deeply affect the function of the cardiovascular system [ 16].
The firm's name has had more alterations than Oprah's clothes!
For unknown reasons, the society's name has sustained minor alterations over the years, from Anak in the 1908 Blue Print, the first edition of Georgia Tech's yearbook, to ANAK in recent editions of The Technique, Georgia Tech's student newspaper.
For each breakpoint are indicated: the tumors displaying an alteration, the genomic coordinates of the alterations, the name of the broken gene, bibliographic data centered on cancer-related processes, and the screenshot of the display in MeV software.
Please be careful in altering the ingredients because a small alteration can change the name of the recipe.
She took that test, and was hired by the Post Office, where, her biographer writes, her job was "to search for forgeries by using chemicals and a microscope to reveal alterations in names and sums"—spy stuff, almost.
In the instant case, Ray, Sr. has stated that Ray, Jr. altered his agreement with Ray, Sr. on February 21 , 1979 in the presence of LaVerne F. Robson, Karen Robson, and a nurse, and that Ray, Jr. signed his name next to the alteration.
