I refer to these changes as "menopausal madness" because so many women report a sense that feel out of control, especially when they recognize that their mind isn't as sharp as it used to be.
Nonetheless, some social scientists, such as Zbigniew Brzezinski and Frank Gibney, refer to these changes as a revolution, one less dramatic than its Hungarian counterpart but one which may have had an even more profound impact on the Eastern Bloc.
We refer to these changes as the "epicardial lock".
To be consistent with recent publications [3], [15], we refer to these changes as transgenerational effects.
Typically developing (TD) data are given to refer the changes from surgery.
With such diverse morphogenetic changes, referring these varied forms as protocorms can be confusing.
Its own planning documents and "vision statements" all refer explicitly to these changes in warfare.
We will henceforth refer to all these changes as cutaneous ageing, although there are multiple aetiological factors as well as chronology.
Epigenetic changes refer to heritable changes that may modulate gene expression without affecting DNA sequence.
These spectral differences refer to changes in the lipid and protein constituents of the plasma membrane.
