Choosing between economical or ecological decision criteria then characteristically leads to controversial solutions of ideal systems.
The addition of lime characteristically led to a reduction of liquid limit for both quicklime and hydrated lime specimens.
This is the virtue that produces self-control, the ability to resist the temptation to act violently in satisfaction of desires, the temptation that, in Plato's scheme of things, characteristically leads tyrants to disaster.
DNA damage characteristically leads to phosphorylation of ATM on serine 1981 [ 24, 25].
* Pain clinics offer various multidisciplinary treatments, including cognitive based therapies, injections and prescribing medicines and are characteristically led by doctors.
Infection with this gram-negative organism characteristically leads to hyperplasia of the ME mucosa and leukocyte infiltration in the ME cavity [ 19, 20].
Feeding by D. noxia characteristically leads to sealing off of transport elements, thereby allowing the aphid direct access to sap elements (Will and van Bel, 2006; Will et al., 2007).
Cabrita Reis' works, characteristically, also lead us to think of other rooms, other buildings in other places, as well as the specifics of where we are.
ZPP is characteristically increased in lead poisoning and starts to rise exponentially only at blood lead concentrations > 30 μg/dL in adults or > 25 μg/dL in children (Baldwin and Marshall 1999).
This causes the emperor's son, Commodus, the expected heir who's not characteristically fit to lead Rome, to experience anger.
