"The generation of these cells is essentially Mother Nature's way of responding to injury," the lead author of the studies, Charles Vacanti at Havard Medical School, told Nature.
Scientists believe this is nature's way of responding to famine: hunker down and wait for better times to procreate.
On the contrary, many constitutional scholars embrace living constitutionalism, an approach that sees a constitution as an evolving, living entity which, by its very nature, is capable of responding to changing social circumstances and new (and it is hoped better) moral and political beliefs.
An interview discussion guide was developed to understand the nature of stable, responding and progressive MBC in terms of the symptoms and impact on HRQL.
In the present study, we asked whether responses of older breast cancer patients' T cells to Her-2 peptides were similarly associated with survival and whether the nature of the responding T cells influenced any such association.
Due to the unpredictable nature of the responding T cell repertoire, even if optimal T cells are used for peptide selection, ineffective peptides may be unavoidable in peptide-variant vaccine development.
Interviews sought to gain an accurate understanding of the nature of stable, responding and progressive NSCLC in terms of symptom burden, patient experience, the nature and burden of the six toxicities and hair loss, and the impact on four areas of functioning: social, sexual, physical and emotional.
Over the last few years, scientists have been finding evidence of nature responding to global climate change.
Pataki praised Thompson as a "force of nature" in responding to the tragedy.
To the extent that organizational structures and cultures are manifestations of human nature, responding adaptively to different environmental challenges, evolutionary psychologists have a lot to offer.
