Hurricanes and tropical systems contribute to return periods of 10 100 years with water levels in the approximate range of 1.3 1.55 m.
If the continuity of a biography is vital for the integrity of self-perception, the movement from "I'm a capable blood donor" to "I have some problems giving blood" is likely to contribute to return being delayed after a deferral.
Then at the British Grand Prix in late June came a catastrophic moment for Pirelli, one that would change the face of the championship and contribute to returning Red Bull to dominance.
Government leaders say the sale of assets will contribute to returning the budget to surplus, and any oil discovery has the potential to transform the economy.The referendum is being held because more than 10% of enrolled voters presented a petition to parliament calling for one, a provision made into law in 1993.
Since P. pusilla is associated with 11 primary forest species of the TDEF, its effect on the landscape may add significantly to species diversity and contribute to returning it to a level more typical of non-degraded fragmented TDEF.
Debt has been something that has contributed to return for equity investors, for example, over the last 20 years.
By comparison, any stretching of the aorta during systole will result in a recoil contributing to the return of the AV-plane away from the apex during diastole.
Worst smog in years: Southern California sunshine means sparkling beach weather, but this summer it's contributing to a return of a traditional nemesis: smog.
While the revenue per drug has dropped from 2008 to 2014, contributing to lower returns, the decline in IRR started well before that, at a time when sales per drug were increasing.
Chronic administration of drugs of abuse leads to a dopamine deficient state in the mesolimbic system, causing dysphoria in abstinence and contributing to craving and return to use.
Clinical experience and some animal studies indicate that ankle sprain responds rapidly to acupuncture, which alleviates the intensity and duration of pain, contributing to a prompt return to pre-injury activity [ 13, 14].
