(e.g., Scheidegger and Werth, 2009)—that can reproduce both sexually and asexually, making it therefore problematic to unequivocally partition the ecological consequences of contrasting dispersal modes.
The apparently lesser prospectivity for nickel sulfide deposits is interpreted as a consequence of contrasting volcanic facies assemblages.
Although there have been no reports of detrimental effects from running JScreenFix,besides the inherent consequences of reduced contrast, color, brightness and lifespan, it is recommended that the screen is regularly checked and JScreenFix is stopped when burn-in has disappeared.
As a consequence, injection of contrast material is routinely performed in critically ill patients undergoing a thoracic CT scan [ 4, 5].
10 The magnitude of the health consequences of DV contrasts starkly with its virtual invisibility within primary healthcare; in one UK general practice-based questionnaire study, only 15% of women with a history of DV had any reference to violence in their medical record.
Instead, the findings are the likely consequence of the contrasting approaches of German and UK political leaders and the media debate surrounding the refugee crisis in the two countries.
This is a consequence of the contrasting foraging behaviour displayed by each pollinator type.
In O'Connell and colleagues' analysis (8), the assumption that equity is a natural consequence of UHC contrasts with the evidence showing that improved equity is 'conditional on how UHC terms and policies are defined, designed, implemented, and sequenced'.
Iodinated contrast media (CM) are an essential component of contemporary imaging and interventional studies, and its use is steadily increasing as a consequence of the exponential growth of contrast studies over the past decade [ 1].
The contrasting consequences of arousal on performance remind me of one of the more beautiful examples of a scientist using logic to explain how a particular psychological phenomenon works.
