As a consequence, these shifts could alter the exposure pathways of food- and waterborne diseases (Boxall et al., 2009; Fawell and Nieuwenhuijsen, 2003).
This is a qualitative shift that could alter the balance of power on the ground, in order to make it possible to resume work toward political solutions.
Health experts say reversing the national trend will require sweeping changes in U.S. farm practices — a shift that could alter the way meat is raised in the U.S. and potentially raise production costs.
This could provide more ideal conditions for other malaria vector species and for a vector shift that could alter the malaria transmission pattern in the area.
But there is another reason the prosecutors may prefer Bridgeport: a shift in venue there could alter the jury pool.
Is your mental slate so clean that you can't imagine how even a slight shift in your circumstance could alter your path or unwittingly open -- perhaps even widely -- a floodgate of feelings you just can't seem to control?
To examine whether the heterochronic shift of hh activity could alter the morphology of dogfish pectoral fins, we reared SAG-treated dogfish embryos for 11 to 12 weeks and then stained them with Alcian Blue.
Such findings lend useful insight to the observation that marked shifts in bacterial populations, which could alter the profile of intestinal PAMP concentrations, have been observed in human IBDs and in animal models of these diseases.
As is always the case for any election, an unexpected last-minute event or revelation could alter the dynamic, shift the momentum or dampen turnout.
Nevertheless, intravascular thrombosis and vasoconstrictor mediators, along with regional deficiencies in nitric oxide production, could alter vascular reactivity and shift the autoregulatory threshold to higher values [ 9, 10].
