The visual thinking in following the proof of Euclid's first theorem using Miller's formal system consists in going through a sequence of diagrams and at each step seeing that the next diagram results from a permitted alteration of the previous diagram.
Another plausible explanation is that voluntary contraction allows work being shared between different motor units of the same muscle (Bajd et al. 1999; Bickel et al. 2011), whereas conventional TNMES does not permit alterations in recruitment of motor units because all parameters remain fixed during the bout (Bickel et al. 2011).
The redevelopment plan calls for, and "strongly encourages," the rehabilitation and adaptive reuse of some of the existing structures, while permitting alteration or demolition of others deemed not reusable.
The presence of eleven alternative sigma factors (of four types – σ, σ, σ and σ), enables global changes in gene expression and permits alteration of the overall cellular metabolism in response to changing environmental conditions [ 26].
Alterations of genetic expression subsequently will be considered environmental events although the genotypes that permit such alterations to occur would still be included within the group of "susceptible" genotypes.
Genome engineering technologies permit precise alterations of eukaryotic genomes thereby enabling more directed and more nuanced studies of gene function.
Interchangeability of the lysis buffers permits adaptations, alterations and structural changes, depending upon the matrix components, which could be highly advantageous for clinical applications.
If you think what you want to do falls within "permitted development rights" — alterations or extensions that can be done without planning permission — you can apply for a Lawful Development Certificate beforehand, which you can show subsequent buyers to prove that you acted lawfully.
Here, we described a culture platform based on micropatterned, clickable culture substrates that permits facile alteration of substrate biochemistry in a chemically defined, in situ, and spatiotemporal manner to dynamically regulate the morphology of hPSC-derived neural tissues.
They can be subject to genetic alteration, associating with tumourigenesis for inherited (for example, BRCA proteins) and for sporadic (for example, Aurora A: 30% to 60% overexpression) breast cancer because they cause genetic instability that may permit secondary alteration, accelerating the development of cancer.
