Second, a genomic polymorphism represents a static value unable to change in response to a new situation in the tumour cell (e.g. changes in oxygen supply, chemotherapy) as it would be reflected by expression levels.
This reflects an emerging truth about Mr Bush: he is proving a divisive president, unable to change the minds of a significant slice of his people.Nevertheless, this is unlikely to weaken him as much as you might think.
Courts have agreed, however, that group members must at least share characteristics that either they are unable to change (like race or a shared past experience) or they should not be required to change (like religion or political opinion).
Despite weeks spent earnestly courting Democrats and his fellow Republicans with relentless apologizing, Mr. Rowland has been unable to change the prevailing consensus: A trust was broken when he admitted lying about who paid for improvements to his Litchfield cottage.
If you are unable to change it and you have a heavy flow either use both a pad and a tampon, or use a pad and two pairs of underwear.
Yet the unrelenting ambition did not, and Lee was unable to change his self-image as a political streetfighter, the gang boss who forever had to prove his ruthlessness.
Frustrated with being unable to change his daughter's diaper in a sanitary way in public, actor Ashton Kutcher launched a Change.org petition in 2015, urging businesses to install changing tables.
My instant reaction (which I'm sticking with) was that Don Draper – a man unable to change and escape his past – finally did so.
Almost all of the sightseers said they had pre-booked flights they were unable to change; many had resigned themselves to a trip to Washington consisting of shopping and viewing buildings from the outside.
