Subtle differences, across one or both perceptual measures, might constitute particularly sensitive markers for preclinical decline and as such provide a differential diagnosis between neurodegenerative conditions and healthy aging.
Even beyond the owners, the Kings are a difficult franchise to root for as they are currently constituted, particularly because their best player, DeMarcus Cousins, continues to be rather immature and there isn't really a support system in place to ensure that he is necessarily going to grow up any time soon.
The teacher provides "erroneous knowledge" as well, which is thought to constitute particularly serious mistakes for learners.
Additionally, the teacher submits the erroneous knowledge that is thought to constitute particularly serious mistakes for learners in Prolog.
Assaults on the order of truth, essential for the cohesion of society itself, constitute particularly grave moral transgressions in Scudéry's hierarchy of values.
For whatever reason, minority voters do not seem to be the most receptive constituency for Sanders' "political revolution". Whether the white working class of Bensonhurst constitutes particularly fertile ground seems a little doubtful as well though Bernie supporters might want to consider what the primary result might mean.
At the dawn of the era of personalized medicine, providing insight into complex mechanisms involved in cancer and contributing to patient-specific therapy optimization constitute particularly inspiring pursuits.
The oligosaccharides used in this study constitute particularly interesting candidates as they inhibit the interaction between LcrV and IFNγ with a high efficiency.
We identified eight genes induced under CF conditions that were also conserved in the Bcc and may constitute particularly attractive therapeutic targets due to their signal sequence, predicted cellular location, and homology to known therapeutic targets.
Healthcare innovations constitute particularly complex outputs, since they frequently combine both product and process novelties, or embodied and disembodied components [ 11] with diversified levels of materiality or tangibility.
