If climate change has, to date, proved hard to write about, that's because it exists for most of us, to date, as something that afflicts different neighborhoods, distant cities, or future times.
One aspect those studies wanted to determine was whether men and women were afflicted at different rates.
With dueling press briefings and statements through the weekend, it was clear that bridging ideological gaps among nations afflicted with different versions of the economic contagion would provide the new president and other world leaders with a daunting challenge.
The company's relentless focus on speed "focused on maxing out the capability of components like the battery," noted the Times, leading the company to release a product in which flawed design and inadequate testing afflicted two different types of batteries, which caught fire for unrelated reasons.
We are living in an age where insomnia and sleep deficits are afflicting many different groups in America -- new parents (of course), business travelers, shift workers, high school and college students, menopausal women, seniors and C-suite executives among others.
Thus, the question whether the dramatic loss of enteric neurons afflicts the different neuron types, e.g. excitatory and inhibitory, proportionally or spares specific populations, is not consistently answered.
High expression levels of uPA and/or PAI-1 in tumour tissue extracts have been found to be strong predictors of poor prognosis in patients afflicted with different types of solid malignant tumours [ 15, 16].
High antigen levels of uPA and/or PAI-1 protein in tumor tissue extracts are strong predictors of poor prognosis in patients afflicted with different types of solid malignant tumors including sarcomas [ 10, 11].
From birth, Scott was marked as ineluctably different, afflicted with a hormonal disorder, Kallmann's syndrome, that interferes with normal sexual maturation.
Mourning doves can be afflicted with several different parasites and diseases, including tapeworms, nematodes, mites, and lice.
