Sentences with phrase «potential precursor»

Jean Marie Perdrix, Hiroshi Sugimoto and David Wojnarowicz consider the exploitation of natural resources to the point of extinction, and Marco Esparza and Joachim Koester turn their attentions to the idea of self - empowerment as a potential precursor for redemptive violence in the name of civilization.

While it is true that tail wagging is often an indication of happiness, it can sometimes be a sign of fear, anxiety or another potential precursor to aggression.

Arizona teachers are planning pre-school «walk - ins» on April 11 as a potential precursor to strikes.

«The «tail» is a potential precursor,» he says.

Coral reefs can't find a strong purchase in the eastern tropical Pacific thanks to more acidic waters — a potential precursor of what the ocean will be like under global warming

These findings suggest that increased DMN connectivity is a potential precursor, or biomarker, indicating a risk of developing major depressive disorder (MDD).

This type of exposure has been tagged as a potential precursor to breast and prostate cancer, but this is not all.

In Ferris's lab, Hébrard conducted research on the formation of RNA oligomers — potential precursors of life — on clay minerals believed to be present on the primitive Earth.

For the first time, complex organic molecules (depicted by stick molecules in the artist's representation above) that are potential precursors to some building blocks of life have been spotted in the protoplanetary disk surrounding another star.

Child maltreatment, attention networks, and potential precursors to borderline personality disorder

While varying viewpoints must be encouraged, considered, and respected, know that these conflicts are potential precursors to misunderstandings and disagreements.

Separate studies of rural and urban Head Start systems tested the hypothesis that an emotion - based prevention program (EBP) would accelerate the development of emotion and social competence and decrease agonistic behavior and potential precursors of psychopathology.

Not exact matches

Given two heterogeneous series, two series of differences [incompossible potentials], the precursor plays the part of the differenciator [sic] of these differences.

They may be regarded as precursors of human creativity, and point to the existence of unsuspected potentials in the organism which are dormant in the normal routines of existence but emerge in response to new challenges offered by the environment — a zoological analogy to Toynbee's paradigm of Challenge and Response.

The first diagnostic application of the panel may be for analyses of fine needle biopsies routinely used for diagnosing pancreatic cancer and for determining the malignant potential of mostly benign pancreatic cysts that can sometimes be precursors of pancreatic cancer.

GBM is a devastating disease that originates from glia or their precursors within the central nervous system, and the prognosis for GBM patients is unfortunately poor, but this discovery offers new therapeutic potential.

Previous attempts to maintain cultures of the so - called nephron progenitor cells often failed, as the cells died or gradually lost their developmental potential rather than staying in a more medically useful precursor state.

They were looking for a site with a venting process that produces a lot of hydrogen because of the potential it holds for the chemical, or abiotic, creation of organic molecules like methane — possible precursors to the prebiotic compounds from which life on Earth emerged.

«Basically it is a mutation that makes potential stem cells, or precursor cells, susceptible to apoptotic cell death pathways.

The scientists also found that a protein known as CD29 acts as a cell - surface marker for precursor fat cells that can generate mature cells with high energy potential, as shown by their UCP1 expression.

Modulation of Canonical Transient Receptor Potential Channel 1 in the Proliferation of Oligodendrocyte Precursor Cells by the Golli Products of the Myelin Basic Protein Gene.

Fetal mouse mesencephalic NPCs generate dopaminergic neurons from post-mitotic precursors and maintain long - term neural but not dopaminergic potential in vitro.

In his laboratory mice, Dr. Ding has now used chemical reprogramming to turn fibroblasts into neural «precursor» cells with the potential to become new oligodendrocytes.

While it may be that precursor cell transplantation is of potential use in astrocyte replacement in neurological disorders such as ALS [56], our results demonstrate the importance of determining whether direct transplantation of astrocytes themselves provides greater benefit.

Importantly, this vaccine candidate is a precursor to candidates currently under evaluation for potential testing in West Africa.

These findings, published recently by the high - impact journal Nanoscale («Tessellated gold nanostructures from Au144 (SCH2CH2Ph) 60 molecular precursors and their use in organic solar cell enhancement»), represent a game - changing innovation that holds the potential to take solar power mainstream and dramatically decrease the world's dependence on traditional, resource - based sources of energy, says Giovanni Fanchini from Western's Faculty of Science.

(A) Schematic representation of the potential β - catenin / TCF binding site within the flanking genomic sequence of the miR - 150 precursor.

Thus, it would appear to be important to investigate the practical aspects and the potential benefit of an adjunct nutritional support regimen for HIV - infected individuals, which will utilize those dietary fats that are sources of known anti-viral, anti-microbial, and anti-protozoal monoglycerides and fatty acids such as monolaurin and its precursor lauric acid.

Any potential adverse effect of gluconeogenesis would be determined from the initial substrate; whether one is using amino acids to manufacture glucose or other precursors that are extremely benign such as from ketones, the glycerol backbone of fats, or from lactate and pyruvate recycling.

-- taking an interest in something your partner (or a potential partner) likes is a good precursor to learning how to compromise.

The Globes themselves, of course, also serve as a major precursor to the Academy Awards, helping to anticipate the potential favorites for their upcoming nominations (which will be announced on January 23).

While the Globes do not share any of the same voters as the Oscars, they are often seen as precursors due to the awards being televised, giving stars a good chance to practice their potential Oscar speech.

Every year AwardsWatch compiles the lists and combinations of the major precursors bagged by potential Oscar nominees and this year is no different.

The turnaround precursors, patterns of action, and chronically challenging environments we found were surprisingly consistent across these varied venues, bolstering their potential relevance to both districts and schools.

The SEC approval of ETMFs and potentially other requests for non-transparent active ETFs could lead to another phase of growth and innovation for ETFs in the U.S.» So while the index based ETF industry has been growing and fueling victory for the passive vs. active debate «traditional fund providers are taking action, creating ETF teams of their own as a precursor for potential future launches.»

«In conclusion, dietary DHA, as well as its precursor omega - 3 fatty acids, could be a potential resource in fending off canine behavioral problems.

We hope that this is as exciting for potential PlayStation ® 4 buyers as it is for Precursor Games.

They are interested in Detroit as a precursor for potential / impending economic, social, and ecological collapse.

Sperling picks up where his precursors left off, combining the concerns of painting — color and composition — with the spatial potential of sculpture.

I was encouraged by your blog post citing Ilan Safit's thoughts on ecological citizenship as a precursor to planetary progress and at the same time want to respond to the suggestion that in Rio, the U.N. may have sacrificed its potential in shaping big ideas at the altar of practicalities and mechanical processes, important as they were.

Applying for inspection and / or copies of company accounts and records in order to fulfil duties as director and as a precursor to potential further action.

In light of their prior lows, the recency of their turnaround and the perceived fragility of their situation (in part having regard to the potential impacts of his work - related absence on her state of being), the province and its representatives remained convinced that the best interests of the children would be served by securing permanent guardianship as a precursor to facilitating the adoption of the children by the couple who had for over a year served as foster parents.

Analysts are eyeing a potential breakout at the Sept. 18 Byzantium Testnet launch, which is a precursor to the token's Metropolis update.

The study provides useful information for the identification of potential explanatory mechanisms and we interpret the findings in accordance with the attachment literature, which has consistently identified adverse experiences with early caregiving figures as precursors to later attachment difficulties (for reviews, see [13, 14]-RRB-.

In general however, child anxiety (and its temperamental precursors) may lead to intensified coparenting engagement with the potential for increased conflict.

Identifying growth potential Certain factors are precursors to gentrification and thus, price growth.