E2-induced apoptotic tendency shifted towards senescence in presence of TNF-α by arresting the cells at both G0/G1 and G2/M phases, thus enhancing cell survival.
For the remaining 5 of the 50 clones, the labelling exhibits successive and ordered shifts along the DV axis (Fig. 4G); the cells of the clones show a strong tendency to shift from ventral to medial during AP dispersion (see below).
Although there was no difference in SA between preoperative and postoperative values, SA showed a tendency to shift towards more positive values in 41.5 % of eyes, and in 50.0 % showed a tendency to shift towards negative values, while 8.5%% of eyes remained unchanged.
SA showed a tendency to shift towards negative values in 66.1 % of eyes, and in 29.4 % of eyes showed a tendency to shift towards more positive values, while 4.5%% of eyes remained unchanged.
But add in her tendency to shift into a snowy white owl, and she's an unstoppable force.
And if the cybersex abuser is questioned about the relationship between these changes and Internet activity, there is a tendency to shift the blame to the nonoffending partner.
Inflation measured by chained CPI is on average 0.3 percentage points lower because it better captures consumers' tendency to shift from expensive to cheaper products and shops.
Urbanisation has the tendency to shift the type of wastes generated by people from mostly agricultural biomass (which is biodegradable and can be composted) to mostly pre-packaged ready-to-consume products.
But still: why would he symbolically portray himself as an object that goes wherever others throw it, with no motoring mind of its own and a tendency to shift direction in a strong wind?
The comments of Mr Dale echo the thoughts of the Bank's Governor, Mark Carney, who said in New York earlier this week that the British housing market has a tendency to shift rapidly "from stall speed to warp speed".
From the standpoint of revenue alone, a country can levy an equivalent tax on domestic production (to avoid protecting it) or select a relatively small number of imported articles of general consumption and subject them to low duties so that there will be no tendency to shift resources into industries producing such taxed goods (or substitutes for them).
