Those compositions transformed within the (γ+α+M3C) three phase field invariably transformed under non-steady-state conditions with a growth rate which decreased and an interlamellar spacing that increased (divergent) in time.
The Guevara family moved regularly within Alta Gracia and, as Juan Martin puts it, each house they inhabited was invariably "transformed into a shambles".
And Rashomon-like accounts of party encounters, "subject to the vagaries of memory, and further obscured by layers of gossip and hearsay and inaudibility, the whole mix invariably transformed even more by alcohol".
In part, our society is based on the unproven assumption that individual selfishness is somehow invariably transformed by an "invisible hand"* into public good.
B-CLL is the most prevalent chronic lymphoproliferative disease and follows a typically indolent course, however 2-15% of patients [ 1- 3] transform to an invariably aggressive, chemo-resistant high-grade non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL) [ 4].
And the landscape, invariably, has transformed him.
Efficacious antiretroviral (ARV) treatment has transformed HIV, once considered invariably fatal, into a chronic manageable disease; however, nonadherence has emerged as a major barrier to successful treatment of this disease.
Here, data on egg-adult viability was arcsine square root transformed prior to analyses (denominator invariably 20 per observation).
Cells transformed with oncogenes in vitro invariably acquire additional genetic abnormalities, either during passage in vitro or subsequently as an adaptation to growth in vivo.
Galectin-3 is undetectable in the cytoplasm of normal thyroid follicular cells, but it is almost invariably expressed in malignant transformed thyrocytes and in macrophages (Inohara et al, 1999; Bartolazzi et al, 2001).
Indeed, low levels of ROS have been linked to cellular proliferation and drug resistance, which provides an explanation for the pro-oxidant state invariably associated with the transformed phenotype.
