"Dialogue," he said, was the fundamental event of daily life, either in the form of "I-it" dialogue between humans and objects, or "I-thou" dialogue between people, among communities and between each person and God.
Atherosclerosis is the fundamental event for CVDs.
The prion hypothesis posits that the posttranslational conformational conversion of a host's normal cellular prion protein (PrPC) by the abnormal form of the prion protein (PrPSc) is the fundamental event in prion disease pathogenesis and that PrPSc itself constitutes the infectious agent.
These models have produced several robust predictions (Orr 1998, 2000; Martin and Lenormand 2006a, b), which are supported by growing empirical evidence (Cooper et al. 2007; Rockman 2012; Hietpas et al. 2013; but see Bell 2009), and have provided a statistical framework for the fundamental event during adaptation, that is, the substitution of a resident allele by a beneficial mutation.
The multitude of morphological, protein-biochemical and molecular changes seen in SMCs of developing collaterals are of considerable interest but they are only the consequences of the fundamental event that occurred with mitogenic stimulation which is still in need of unraveling.
Classical cytogenetic techniques suggest that the fundamental events and processes of meiosis are conserved amongst higher eukaryotes.
It provides a well-documented and reproducible tool to study the fundamental events associated with acute lung injury induced by oxidant overload.
The mouse is therefore an excellent model organism to investigate the fundamental events driving dental development and for studying the molecular pathogenesis of AI.
To understand the mechanism of ROBO4 to promote or inhibit the fundamental events of angiogenesis, it is important to explore the other interacting partner protein(s) with intracellular region of ROBO4, especially proteins involved in actin regulatory machinery.
The most fundamental event occurring in this consciousness is the creation of time awareness through the acts of protention (future) and retention (past), which is something like a self-constitution.
This fundamental activation event provides the stimulus for the initiation of embryo development [ 1, 2].
