A severe decrease in b-wave amplitude in scotopic blue and achromatic white stimulations; an increase in culmination phases when multiple symmetric hyperreflective focal lesions or diffuse hyperreflective tapetal zones were present.
It's not the first nor last of these challenges, but the culmination of phase two of the three-phase 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge.
The publication of Surviving Sepsis Campaign guidelines for management of severe sepsis and septic shock earlier this year [ 14, 15] was the culmination of phase II of the Surviving Sepsis Campaign.
The culmination of this phase was in a famous iris screen, a work that is believed to date from 1701.
He talks about the recent tour and the DVD, and says, for him, it represents the culmination of one phase of his career.
It is a card of dreams coming true, and it speaks to the completion of a cycle or culmination of a phase.
The structural temples at Pattadakal, built in the 8th century and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, marks the culmination and mature phase of Badami Chalukyan architecture.
Bringing their first child represents the culmination of one phase of their family's life and the beginning of another; they are moving from a period of stability as a family with children into the transition at the other end of which they will be a family whose children have grown.
"The Radetzky March," his masterpiece, was the culmination of this middle phase.
So Music in Twelve Parts was not only the culmination of the first phase of his compositional career but the last time he would write an extended piece of purely instrumental music for his own ensemble.
A three-day visit in April by Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Trutnev, who is also the presidential envoy for Russia's far eastern federal district, marked the "culmination of a new phase in Russian-North Korean relations taking shape a sort of renaissance if you will," Alexander Vorontsov, a North Korea expert at the Russia Academy of Sciences, wrote recently on the influential 38 North blog.
