For example, our observation that some microRNA targets were only subtly regulated is significant considering recent evidence that such subtle regulatory changes can have large phenotypic effects [38].
By expecting to be hurt, do they subtly encourage it?" A significant element of delusion permeated his thinking: "Bundy was always surprised when anyone noticed that one of his victims was missing, because he imagined America to be a place where everyone is invisible except to themselves.
We describe our results when the pro- and anti-infective variables are changed subtly to result in a significant effect on the proportion of animals with bacteria recoverable from their wounds.
This was accompanied by an increase of other Aβ isoforms (for example, Aβ37 and Aβ38), indicating that NSAIDs subtly altered γ-secretase activity without significant impairment of other APP processing pathways or Notch signaling [ 17].
Popular culture often tells us, subtly, that we should manipulate our significant other.
Nothing in the scene registers as especially significant until, amid the chatter and subtly choreographed bodies and cameras, you learn that Whip is a pilot scheduled to fly that same morning.
Expression of K04G2.2 cDNA under the control of the pan-neuronal promoter seemed subtly rescued the defects, although it was not significant (Fig. S2D in Supporting Information).
And "Panorama" subtly wrestles with what it meant to be a significant artist in postwar Europe.
THE income tax returns filed by President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney last week highlight in stark detail several new tax issues that subtly affect all Americans and that will become increasingly significant in the next few years.
Using IPA, this study identified age-related changes in pathways and processes including connective tissue disorders and development in which a significant number of genes, regulated both strongly and subtly, were enriched.
