Those who had restricted access to their fathers because of separation or divorce showed only a 6percentt drop in telomere length, and the study concluded that most of that decrease could be correlated to a loss in family income.
Once upon a time, every web developer knew, axiomatically, that you never mixed HTML and JavaScript, because of separation of concerns; but then came React.
Weather in the area varies because of separation created by the mountain barrier.
The fact that Scottish businesses employing 40,000 people saw £3 billion ($4.9 billion) wiped off their value because of separation means things are swinging back in our direction.
The theory of parent/child attachment is interesting in this context, because it suggests that disruption to this relationship because of separation, illness or death can have an influence on relationships and behaviour in adult life, depending on the security of the original attachment [ 25].
The results support the argument that those rapidly quenched samples, which contain two crystal types, do so because of phase separation in the melt and not because of phase separation on crystallization.
And because of the separation that they go into inside the cities the separation inside the cities do not permit them to get to the point that a normal person would be inside the city.
One outcome of this separation was the increase in the instability of marriages, not merely because of physical separation, but by altering the roles of husbands and wives.
About half of the colonies which were negative in the initial screen were not picked because of lack of separation, small size, or failure to test negative in the secondary screen.
Our democracy has survived because of the separation of church and state.
Because of the separation, she said, she did not know where he was in the last week.
