Gregarines are often considered to be sub-lethal or even harmless to their hosts, but in fact, they divert host nutrients to their own use, occupy space, alter host immune systems, and damage host cell walls when emerging, and thus foster microbial attack.
Small mammals in the Atlantic Forest have differential responses to this process of fragmentation and conversion of forest into anthropogenic habitats, and have varying abilities to occupy the surrounding altered habitats.
And Mr. McComb's house had been similarly altered, occupied by the produce merchants Silverblank & Arbeiter.
In fact, The Redux Project was a Trojan horse: a means for DeDomenici to "occupy" the airwaves, alter archive footage, critique mainstream mass media and, essentially, call for a popular revolution.
As the title suggests, half the air in the gallery this piece occupies has been altered by the artist: It is contained within bright blue balloons, which fill the space wall to wall to a height of about eight feet.
For example, for an origination program that relies on owner occupancy to offset other risk factors, a borrower fraudulently stating its intent to occupy will dramatically alter the probability of the loan defaulting.
This is consistent with previous findings [ 37] that clinicians in acute mental health care operate from a framework that is in part created by the space they occupy and that altering environments can have a profound impact on human relationships.
It is therefore possible that the Stat proteins and PLCγ1 can only be activated by doubly occupied dimers that have altered specificity, autophosphorylation or interactions.
Occupying countries to alter their political and economic trajectories is one use that has proven to be both dangerous and counterproductive.
Perhaps not entirely intentionally, it seems to have helped that the scholars mix with members of City's women's team, who occupy the same CFA building, altering the alpha-male environment for the better.
