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During hemodialysis sessions, the gradient between serum and dialysate levels results in rapid electrolyte shifts, which may contribute to arrhythmias and sudden death.
These demographic shifts, which may be tempered by people working longer, reflect an earlier transition from post-war baby boom to baby bust.
Many aquatic habitats are presently experiencing environmental shifts which may influence the rate of growth and maturation of animals, with consequences for fitness and further effects on ecosystems.
Therefore, these flow patterns combined with more recent historical temperature shifts, which may have facilitated regional population contractions/expansions, could explain this pattern of repeated north to south dispersal.
Finally, we show that feminization of ppk23-expressing sensory neurons lead to major transcriptional shifts, which may explain the altered interpretation of the social environment by feminized males.
For example, damaged molecular species are expected to exhibit age-associated mass shifts, which may be represented by an increase in metabolite diversity, potentially offering a larger repertoire of damage forms than analyzed previously.
President Kennedy is expected to announce the policy shift, which may result in the biggest Soviet-American trade deal since World War II, later in the week.
Plants raised from naturally pollinated seed will not necessarily be exactly like their parents, because each seed will contain the possibility of variation, a genetic shift which may give the plant some useful survival technique in generations to come.
After an initial movement to more positive potentials in the presence of small amounts of some complexing agents, the half-wave potential for the nickel II) ion shows a negative shift which may be related to kinetic and thermodynamic functions characteristic of the metalligand system.
In JNK2 re-expressing cells, p21Waf1 underwent a mobility shift which may be due to phosphorylation.
Phosphorylation at S184 site causes a conformational change (i.e. mobility shift) which may inactivate Bax's proapoptotic function.
