But other studies also found no relationship between fiber and the recurrence of polyps.
In that sense, "Partners" is a hoax, and the recurrence of the Teddy bear provides a visual joke absurd, undercutting, and non sequitur that keeps building.
Unfortunately in modern society due to the constant bombardment of information and the recurrence of situations that lead to uncertainty, this mechanism has been hijacked.
Over 285 months ending in September 1987, Dr. Walker found a striking coincidence between the extent of strain release by earthquakes along the East Pacific Rise and the recurrence of El Ninos every five to seven years.
We found significant associations of response to antidepressants and the recurrence of depressive episodes with single-nucleotide polymorphisms in FKBP5, a glucocorticoid receptor regulating cochaperone of hsp-90, in two independent samples.
Moreover, the redistribution of land has rarely been fortified by protective measures that could prevent reconcentration of ownership and the recurrence of crises.
Meanwhile, the world's poorest are afflicted by new diseases, such as AIDS, and the recurrence of old ones, like malaria and tuberculosis.
The death of his second wife in 1844 and the recurrence of an old illness cast a shadow over Pugin's last years.
Few Japanese studies have explored perceptions of disaster-related vulnerability in Japan, although this issue is growing in importance due to the acceleration of population ageing and the recurrence of large-scale disasters.
The aim of this study is to understand the roles of laminin 5 basement membrane (BM) components, including collagen IV and laminin γ2 for the high degree of invasiveness and the recurrence of ACC.
There are a few case reports demonstrating that effective surgical treatment of CM leads to normalization of SRBD, and the recurrence of SRBD may be an early indicator of recurrence of CM.
