1.   Hence retinoic acid does not seem to alter the relative growth and elaboration of rhombomeres, but induces changes in their identity.

2.   In these changes, it is still unknown whether endothelin can directly cause the permeability change or indirectly induce the change after arteriolar constriction.

3.   Emanuelli et al reported that an injection of platelet activating factor into the superior pancreaticoduodenal artery induced the changes in the rabbit pancreas characteristic of acute pancreatitis.

4.   In the case of the poll tax, unpopularity has led to its withdrawal having induced a change in premiership.

5.   It has been shown that with psyllium that a drug which delays the gastric emptying induces changes in the sensations of satiety and hunger.

6.   This study confirms previous results indicating the intraepithelial lymphocyte count is the most sensitive morphometric parameter of gluten induced mucosal changes in coeliac disease patients.

7.   But more local and recent changes could be induced by humans.

8.   Does this mean that conventional psychotherapy works by inducing changes in the structure or composition of the brain?

9.   That would slow corrosion by keeping the metal containers dry, but could induce changes in the rock that could damage the canisters later.

10.   The authors acknowledged looking at the feasibility of technology, not the actual process of inducing change in a multibillion-dollar industry.