Alternatively, the smoothness of shifts might result from the fact that the ommatidial lattice orientations themselves shift across the eye, resulting in spatial differences in the alignment of the stimulus with the ommatidial lattice [ 30].
One clinical implication of these findings is the possibility that cortical stimulation, over time, might result in shifts in neuronal network interactions with possible shifts in the location, persistence and spread of functional representations or of epileptogenic activity.
In this scenario, the lack of Manf especially in the secretory cells with high rates of protein synthesis, including neurons with intensive neurotransmission, might result in shift from ER stress to UPR towards cell death.
A paradigm shift from growth to sustainability might result either from suffering painful consequences of continuing to follow out-moded paradigms or by discussing what sort of ecosystems will be available to future generations.
There was also shifting of responsible bodies that might result in changes in measurement of the indicators such as water supply shift from MOH to MoWRD.
Frame shifted SSRs in coding regions might result in different coded amino acids.
Any interpretation of this inverse correlation is necessarily speculative; however, it is plausible that it might result from shifts in the patterns of connectivity of the hippocampal network accompanying changes in network states.
Although overall protrusion density was not changed, we next asked whether expression of either EphB2 or EphB2DN in individual cortical neurons in slice culture might result in a shift in dendritic protrusion length.
It might be assumed, that this change might result in a shift or increase of unreacted components in the light-cured product, subsequently causing a higher cytotoxicity.
In T.S.B. 12222A issued on Sept. 28, the company said the problem in the 2012-13 Buick Regal and 2013 Buick LaCrosse and Chevrolet Malibu eAssist models might result in sluggish shifting or requiring high engine speeds to engage Drive or Reverse.
