In the SRF-deficient mice of this study, SMCs may transform into these proliferative PDGFR αlow cells during the early period following SRF ablation.
This observation suggests that certain amount of the anatase type may transform into the rutile type during the carbonization at 900 °C.
Considering the interval of three years, these figures are still rather consistent, and conform to suggestions that about half of children diagnosed with AD/HD seem to grow out of it, at least in the sense that they no longer meet the diagnostic criteria for this particular condition [ 24], or that key AD/HD features may transform into other mental health problems [ 4, 25].
At the other end of the spectrum, CLL may transform into a higher-grade malignancy, a process termed Richter's transformation, which is often associated with a dismal clinical outcome [ 4].
Chintz becomes choice, kitsch collectible, old toys and tacky pop records may transform into treasure, but not until they have all been thrown out.
The first level exists on the smaller SMA level, in which, under the action of stress, parent austenite may transform into martensite.
Moreover, the thermodynamically metastable modulated martensite may transform into the non-modulated martensite by further local lattice distortion, which would degrade the magnetic shape-memory effect.
Recent experiments at the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory in Canada, in which Brookhaven is participating, showed that solar neutrinos may transform into other two other types of neutrino "flavors," called mu and tau, before reaching earth.
Upon germination, a spore releases one or more individual cells known as myxamoebas, which may transform into so-called swarm cells with two flagella (whiplike structures used in swimming).
Our results suggest that AgNPs may transform into micron-size aggregates upon release into aqueous environments and that the fate of such aggregates may need consideration when assessing environmental risk.
Tetragonal particles dispersed in a cubic matrix may transform into the monoclinic phase under sufficiently high mechanical loading or if the material is cooled down below a critical temperature.
