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But disappointing economic numbers have altered the political terrain.
There is a clear difference in the number of genes whose copy number has altered in the hiPSCs and hESCs.
While a significant number of companies have altered their disclosure practices in response to the C&DIs, it seems clear that the SEC will continue to focus on the presentation and disclosure of non-GAAP metrics.
"Kellogg's resolution of this case is part of a trend," she said, adding that a number of companies have altered wording on their products in the face of similar litigation.
We found that a large number of genes have altered expression levels in CS-1/ER and CS-1/PR when compared to the parental cell line.
We have previously shown that bone-marrow-transduction-derived PRDM14 leukemias are highly aneuploid, harbor numerous copy number alterations (CNAs), and have altered expression of chromosome stability, DNA repair and recombination factors (Simko et al., 2012).
In some cases, the staggering numbers of PSCs' employed have altered significantly the private security to police ratio such as in India where the ratio is estimated to be as high as almost 5 to 1.
Well, the facts that Obama won reelection and Democrats have padded their numbers in the House and Senate have altered the calculus somewhat, providing the White House with deal-making leverage that it didn't previously enjoy.
Our results indicate that significant numbers of T-UCRs have altered expression levels in response to ATRA.
Tenascin-C is highly expressed in the SVZ, and tenascin-C deficient mice have altered numbers of NSCs due to defective response to FGF2 and BMP4, thus suggesting a role for this ECM molecule in the regulation of growth factor signaling in NSC niche [227].
We cannot rule out that the low numbers of samples might have influenced the yearly distribution of rotavirus genotypes and that a larger number of samples could have altered the relative proportion of the rotavirus strains.
