When Mr. Mancini and his colleagues studied people's reaction to the loss of a spouse, they found that only 20 percent of the bereaved went through the "conventional" pattern of grieving — a sharp dip in well-being followed by a gradual return to previous levels of satisfaction.
A consensus was reached and a treatment protocol published, which followed the conventional pattern of tonic-clonic SE established [ 30, see Flow chart in " Appendix"].
Higher magnification of liver sections from selenite induced and C-PC treated group (group III) reveals only a few degenerated hepatocytes and the conventional pattern of tissue was preserved (Fig. 3).
TYPICAL commercials for haircare products usually include the conventional pattern of "You've got a hair problem?
Such studies reverberate with the conventional pattern of labor migration from a poor, cheap labor, and opportunity-scarce local community to an ideal destination: a place with relatively high paying job opportunities, citizenship/residency options that provide adequate social safety nets, and reliable security.
True, most of the MSc's teaching will be by qualified LSE staff, whose careers followed the conventional pattern of graduation, research, publication.
Considering the two most highly conserved sites in the basic region of the bZIP domain, the conventional pattern of invariant residues was N-×7-R/K (termed the "N-R/K" bZIP class in this study), with N-R being the most frequent (N13 and R21 in the Pfam model; Figure 1B).
The festival also wants to shake up conventional patterns of programming, in an effort to simulate the wildly varied concerts of Mozart's time.
Those who did not follow conventional patterns of dress and appearance were particularly vulnerable.
But there were also peace camps, challenging conventional patterns of behaviour and sounding their message across the world.
