The drought has become a condition underlying every fire risk calculus, fire officials say.
Therefore, we expect EONs to become a promising underlying infrastructure for optical inter-DC networks.
The space between the osteoclast and the underlying bone becomes an isolated microenvironment into which the osteoclast's proton pump releases ions that generate an acidic environment, dissolving the mineralized component of the bone matrix.
Under her fingers, these were emphatically not the tranquil reflections of a composer nearing the end of his composing life, but became pieces that carried an underlying restlessness and poignancy.
This suggests that at a sufficiently high energy the strengths of the weak, electromagnetic, and strong interactions may become the same, revealing an underlying symmetry between the forces that is hidden at lower energies.
If you become pregnant again, unless an underlying medical condition is identified that needs special care, you shouldn't need to do anything differently.
If she is right, facial beauty ceases to be an arbitrary characteristic and instead becomes a reliable marker of underlying desirable behaviour.
The underestimation of chronic rheumatic diseases in mortality statistics has been attributed to the identification of one of their complications, such as an acute process, inflammation, infection or cardiovascular diseases, that frequently becomes the underlying cause of death [ 5, 6].
Acute tubular necrosis becomes prominent underlying I/R-induced damage, and chronic allograft nephropathy is also related to I/R injury [ 4].
The idea that the giver has nothing to lose becomes a very thin veneer over underlying and contending registers of value.
