For young people in particular – and over four-fifths of those we interviewed were aged 24 or under – what came across was a profound sense of alienation.
"The diabetic subjects' generalized inability to sweat across the body had a profound effect on core temperature".
Amidst the elements of that "soul" - and, perhaps, at the center of it - lies a seemingly unique characteristic of countless Americans, across several hundred years: a profound but wholly de-institutionalized religious yearning or instinct.
These projects, along with others at universities in Louisiana and across the country, have a profound impact not only on the competitiveness of the U.S., but on the quality of our lives.
Our results suggest that mutation rate variation across the genome has a profound influence on patterns of sequence evolution in Arabidopsis, as both silent and nonsynonymous polymorphism as well as nonsynonymous divergence mainly correlates with synonymous divergence.
Previous research suggested that men across cultures may have a profound preference toward female morphology that signals nulliparity (Jones, 1996); therefore, if breast size is a strong cue of female age and as it increases after pregnancy, men should prefer breasts of smaller size.
Greek artistic motifs and intellectual concepts, albeit rapidly transformed, left a profound imprint across the Middle East.
Across four decades, Hays Clark had a profound impact on the Boys & Girls Club Movement, creating a powerful legacy that will last for generations.
Books are important, Mike writes, because "they allow a profound connection across huge swaths of time and space between two individuals.
I think we can be sure that as the biological answers underlying this question become more clear this will have a profound impact across medicine".
