The blocking index number, an index of nasal swelling, was aggravated with exposure duration, but no exposure-response association was found, showing that MTBE was not the decisive factor for this symptom.
These results imply that the amount of wall components is not decisive for B deficiency symptoms in orange plants, but that rather structural changes within these fractions are important.
As to the recessiveness of R1135C, we hypothesize that epigenetic factors or the differential effects of the two mutations on activation and recovery of the central pore current may be decisive for development of symptoms and the resulting mode of inheritance.
Salvation came in the form of a gifted neurologist, profoundly attuned to her symptoms, and the decisive diagnostic tool turned out to be a piece of paper and pen: Cahalan's skewed drawing of a clock revealed more about what was going on in her brain than the battery of expensive tests she underwent.
The symptoms led to decisive changes in the patients' lives, against which they struggled.
Next, we classified the symptoms and the decisive indication for continuous sedation as physical or psychological (Table 1).
27 The qualitative literature appears to be more decisive and suggests women experience cardiac symptoms differently to men, making symptoms difficult to interpret, which in turn affects help-seeking decisions.
"What's happening with Vietnam and Japan is not in itself a decisive change but it is a symptom of other things going on in the market which are changing the supply from China to non-Chinese sources".
Symptom score last two weeks showed an insignificant trend toward prediction of overall satisfaction after correction for treatment group and indicates that symptom relief is not decisive for satisfaction.
Between sign and symptom there is a decisive difference that assumes value only against the background of an essential identity; the sign is the symptom itself, but in its original truth.
