Yeltsin's moment Reprints Related items The French presidential election: Seconds away, round twoApr 26th 2007Mr Sarkozy, in contrast, has made clear in recent years that he believes France needs a substantial break (in his favourite word, rupture) with the past.
We need a substantial break with tradition.
It was found that fine fraction, isolating 30%% of the finest particles while avoiding substantial rupturing of cenospheres and plerosphere, provided the best recovery.
An event should be considered as debilitating or disabling if it causes a substantial and/or permanent rupture in the patient's capacity to perform regular activities.
Whereas minimal access seems to solve the problem of preterm labour, all procedures remain invasive, and carry a risk to the mother and a substantial risk of preterm prelabour rupture of the membranes (PPROM).
This analysis again yielded a substantial increased hazard of tendon rupture (HR 2.27, 95% CI 2.17 to 2.39) and aortic aneurysm (HR 2.01, 95% CI 1.87 to 2.17) and no significantly increased hazard of retinal detachment (HR 1.06, 95% CI 0.78 to 1.45).
The number of thrust events is close to the number of strike-slip events, but almost all of the events with thrust mechanism are distributed over the northern segment, while the aftershocks with strike-slip mechanism only occurred at the north-easternmost end, contrasting with field observations of a substantial strike-slip component of surface rupture over the northern segment.
As can be seen in the adhesion force and rupture length histograms of Figure 1 c,d, a substantial fraction of the force curves (15% from n = 1024 curves) showed adhesion forces of 50 250 pN magnitude and 50 2000 nm rupture length.
Inflammation plays a substantial role in atherogenic progression, alterations in endothelial function and potentially mediates acute plaque rupture [ 17, 18].
