And here, as mentioned, we have "February 1835" all over again, augmented by more and somewhat different examples and integrated now with his focus on replacement patterns of allied, endemic forms in space and time that had been his trademark since the inception of the journey and the source of his famous transmutational remark in the Ornithological Notes.
It is only later that we expect the woman to step in, to take over, to augment that initial, guileless attractiveness with something deeper: confidence, instinct, self-knowledge, style, upon which lasting beauty depends.
Video microscopy of starved cells showed that over-expression of Bcl-2 and Bcl-xL significantly increased the number of cells entering the autophagic stasis state (Fig. 3B, respectively 88% and 82%), whereas Mcl-1 over-expression augmented instead the number of viable adherent cells (Fig. 3B, white bar = 48%).
Therefore, SETD2 over-expression augmented expression of the majority of p53 target genes and SETD2 suppression led to their down-regulation.
A minimal intervention approach for bone regeneration is necessary to minimize the flap overextension needed to close the defect over the augmented bone.
In agreement with these results, v-Src over-expression markedly augmented E-cad binding to p120-catenin, yet reduced its interaction with β-catenin.
The acute over-stretch significantly augmented endothelium-dependent dysfunction of artery in ZDF rats as compared to lean rats (p < 0.05).
As and enforce that and, it follows that Equation (1) is an s / t min-cut problem on the transformed graph defined by the adjacency matrix over the vertices of augmented by s and t.
The downregulation level was augmented by over-expressing tRNase ZL and lowered by decreasing the tRNase ZL level (Figure 5A,B).
Human cloning must be seen in the context of our growing powers over human reproduction augmented by new knowledge of the human genome.
The collection has been augmented over the years by material contributed by Llewelyn Gwyn Chambers (1924 2014), previously a Reader in the university's Department of Mathematics and an ardent promoter of William Jones and his work.
