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Tcf15 acts as a marker of this transition state: it is rapidly upregulated as ESCs transit from a naive to a primed state, and is associated with a subpopulation of epiblast-primed Oct4+ Nanog/Klf4-low cells.

Rapid growth ensues as economies transit from a lower to a higher growth curve.

It can transit from a floor to a vertical wall and can climb over a thin (130-mm-thick) wall.

Predicted pressure, volume, and permeability changes indicate that hAQP1 water channels can transit from a high-water-permeability state to a closed state.

The stability of a dense granular assembly can be greatly reduced by a pore pressure of the interstitial fluid, and the body may fail and transit from a solid-like state to a fluid-like state.

Robert Massey of the Royal Astronomical Society, who managed to glimpse the transit from a windswept, cloud-covered hill in the Cotswolds, said that events such as the transit were powerful levers for creating interest in astronomy.

NASA's Web site will be live-streaming the transit from an observatory atop Mauna Kea in Hawaii starting at 5 30 p.m., Eastern time.

Clearly when neurons transit from an immature to a mature state, they will first shut off signature genes associated with immature neurons (the green cluster, 94 genes) and gradually turn on signature genes affiliated with mature neurons (the magenta cluster, 350 genes) (Fig. 4A).

To function as an alarmin, HMGB1 must transit from an intracellular location to the extracellular space.

It will therefore take 26 years for Nepal to transit from an ageing society to an aged society.

The transit from an anti- to a proangiogenic phase, also called angiogenic switch, leads to the rapid formation of blood vessels [ 8].