TAM induction of water imbibition was delayed approximately 8 hrs in the rat and subdued in both (45%and65%5% of EE in rat and mouse, respectively).
The sonata, she says, has a pervasive, nostalgic quality that is subtle and subdued in its expression.
Militaristic and rhythmically driven in "Marziale" (the first section) and more subdued in the ensuing "Misterioso, espressivo," the work was inspired by ancient Chinese battle tactics.
After being criticized as too pushy in the first debate and too subdued in the next, Vice President Al Gore turned to average citizens again today to help him prepare for his third and final encounter with Gov. George W. Bush.
And, Van Barneveld was subdued in the early stages, shaking his head as Taylor ruled the oche, with the world number one not losing a leg until the sixth of the match.
Even in communist countries, nationalism seems to have proved more powerful than socialism: "national liberation" movements appeared and had to be forcibly subdued in the Soviet Union, despite its communist regime.
The Guardian says the men look "subdued" in the footage and the Foreign Office called it "deeply concerning" and said it was anxious at the use of blindfolds.
And while the tone was slightly subdued in the aftermath of the attempted assassination of Representative Gabrielle Giffords in Arizona, the debate showed that the divisions over the law remained as deep as ever.
"The UK eating and drinking out market has been subdued in the summer, leading to a slight slowdown in the rate of sales growth, exacerbated by the wet weather," the Birmingham-based group said.
Passions and conflicts of all sorts had to be subdued in the interest of achieving a stable civilization.
