"While main streets vary, one thing is constant: a successful main street in a sustainable, walkable town or city is a place where people want to get out of their cars and explore.
Moreover, if transmission rates rise and survival costs stay constant, then successful invasions are only possible at further increased levels of penetrance (data not shown, but compare figure 5 for the female-specific equivalent): At higher transmission rates, less uninfected females are present in the population and the reproductive advantage of mutant males shrinks accordingly.
Importantly, the CPs constant and successful application lies in physicians' ongoing support and endorsement, as well as that of other health care staff involved in patient care.
While the level of hypoperfusion would be expected to remain constant until successful recanalization therapy, changes in capillary flow patterns during the ischemic period could cause tissue oxygen availability to deteriorate.
Based on constant and successful study, in 2007, the first full-scale granular anammox reactor was accomplished at the wastewater treatment plant of Waterboard Hollandse Delta in Rotterdam, The Netherland [ 9, 65].
Importantly, by holding visual inputs and task constant after successful navigation to a position within the VR environment, we could isolate and characterize the "abstract" (i.e., independent of current sensory inputs) internal representation of the environment's layout.
That is why it is so important to shine a bright, constant light on successful minority leaders in all industries.
Since then, Simon has released a constant string of successful remixes and originals that have been the bedtime anthems of teenage girls across the globe.
Whilst Greek rule beyond the Euphrates was subject to constant and eventually successful Iranian incursions, Assyria was forced to take the role of a frontier province, first defending the Seleucid Empire against the Parthians, later defending the Parthan Empire against the Romans.
Type 1 diabetes is a chronic disease that requires constant vigilance for successful glucose control.
