32 Psychologic stress alters epidermal barrier function and may contribute to the picture of "fragile skin".
The solvent can contribute to the decay of the already-fragile object.
The outcome of last night's race will contribute to the sense that Powell is a fragile character.
The gigantic ads on tarpaulins are hiding — it must be said — facades of buildings under restoration, and the profits derived from the sale of the space contribute to the costly renovations of Venice's fragile monuments.
These results suggest that chromosome fragility, particularly at fragile sites, may contribute to the generation of fusion transcripts in cancer cells.
Therefore, it has been proposed that fragile sites may contribute to the genetic instability observed in cancer cells [ 5], but a direct role has not yet been proven.
If fragile regions may contribute to the fixation of breakpoints, it seems that the main mechanism preventing breakpoints is the crucial role that long-range regulation has on the fitness of the individuals.
Pedosites as soilscapes were: (i) cultural landscapes; (ii) soilscapes determining the amenity of a panorama; (iii) soilscapes in fragile environmental balance; (iv) soilscapes that contribute to the outliving of particular ecosystems.
It is a core responsibility of liberal education to contribute to the political capacity of our citizens, and the challenges of this endeavor must not be reduced to the twin parodies of fragile undergraduates or politically correct student warriors.
If the Samaritans' app gives people's fragile cries for help a second chance to reach a useful destination, it is pretty heartless to rubbish it, even if their medium of choice could contribute to the problem.
