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Studies in model organisms indicate that sarcopenia is driven by a combination of muscle tissue extrinsic and intrinsic factors, and that it fundamentally differs from the rapid atrophy of muscles observed following disuse and fasting.

He added that many growers feel AB 266 comes from a "law enforcement, urban perspective" and that "it is fundamentally challenging for [growers], having spent several decades on the other side of the war on drugs, to work with the police chiefs as a bill sponsor".

Dissatisfied with the soft steel pitons used by other climbers, he taught himself blacksmithing and created a spike of chrome nickel steel so strong and light that it fundamentally changed the sport.

[T]he CFTC's error in this case was that it fundamentally misunderstood and failed to recognize the ambiguities in the statute.

And if we achieve that, it's fundamentally a humanitarian goal.

From the moment the Republicans selected New York City to be host to their convention, they insisted that the choice had nothing to do with the 9/11 attacks and that it was fundamentally a business deal.

Lenski explained that the relevant data was in the paper and that Schlafly fundamentally misunderstood it.

"So much of contemporary photography has and continues to be obsessed with identity and how it's formed, and that's fundamentally what Arbus is about...a quarter of the images in the famous Arbus Aperture monograph are of children or young people because she was fascinated by that moment of identity being formed".

Here you must stop and see if it is so, and you will find out that the statement is incorrect in its terms, and on top of that, it is not fundamentally true.

The firm is said to have been warning staff internally that bonuses would be lower this year and stressed that it had "fundamentally restructured" the way it pays its 62,540 staff.

And that is fundamentally the only thing.