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Crossing and recrossing the stage, their bodies caught, lifted and deposited, the dancers evoke the surrealistic dream worlds of some of Chagall's paintings, softened with a touch of "Our Town" and "Oklahoma!" "En Dedans" appears to take place in a dream state, too, with the passage of time and shifts in place suggested by changes in costuming and lighting.

This could be explained by the initiation of spring growth in the Dec. lot, as suggested by changes in the TGC at the time of sampling, leading to increased variability in white muscle expression levels between fish of different sizes.

It is possible that, during water deficit, genotype G2 reduces its rate of photosynthesis and reallocates resources (as suggested by changes in primary metabolism) to preserve its cell structures and ability to resume growth when conditions become more favourable.

As suggested by cytological changes observed in other circuits, the later time point may correlate with the initiation of host defenses stimulated by infection [23].

On the other hand, compensatory mechanisms have been found during the course of neurodegenerative diseases, as suggested by activity changes found in regions not necessarily damaged in the course of the disease [15], [30].

Whether such medical benefits would appear later, as suggested by the changes of physiological/anatomical markers, is as yet unknown.

Involvement of the microvasculature is also suggested by phenotypical changes in vessels, with strong expression of proinflammatory cytokines and of adhesion molecules by endothelial cells.

The increase in apoptosis suggested by the changes in the sub-G1 population (Fig.  2a) was confirmed by Annexin-V labeling at 0.5nM (p < 0.05) (Fig.  2c).

Impairment of digestion was further suggested by expression changes of nutrient transporters and regulators of water balance (e.g. aquaporin, guanylin).

Decreased levels of these transcripts could be due to down-regulation of expression or reduction of blood flow suggested by expression changes of hemoglobins.

The present study provides evidence that, in CHD infants, S100B protein is not affected by an extrasource adipose tissue release as suggested by no changes in circulating ADN concentrations.