There tributaries of the Mississippi cut deeply into the underlying bedrock.
This ignores the underlying, deeply entrenched social issues of drug use, instead focusing on a perceived quick fix.
However, those that are caused by NATO troops appear to reverberate more deeply because of underlying animosity about foreigners in the country.
"If we are truly going to take an honest and candid assessment of violence and public safety, we have to look more deeply at the underlying causes of many acts of violence.
While focus groups can reveal a greater variety of views, opinions and experiences, during in-depth interviews the interviewer is probing the respondent more deeply to uncover underlying motivations, beliefs, attitudes and feelings on a topic (Hennink 2007; Malhotra 1999).
The bottom line: As physicians, we must look more deeply and determine underlying causes to determine whether drugs are harming patients, and what we can do to reverse these effects.
The cascade of events driving metastasis is a highly regulated multistep process, in which melanoma cells first proliferate within the epidermis (radial growth phase (RGP)), then penetrate through the dermal epidermal junction, deeply invade the underlying dermis (vertical growth phase (VGP)), enter the circulatory system and colonise the target organ (Miller and Mihm, 2006).
Histologic analysis also revealed that the "larger" metastases identified at the surfaces of the lungs in the 231-shGli1-1/2 group only coated the pleural surface and did not invade or extend deeply into the underlying parenchyma, as was the case in the NT and parental control groups (Fig. 6g, h).
It is developed and maintained on the basis of deeply-held convictions, underlying belief.
"The commission is deeply troubled by the underlying events that resulted in Andersen's conviction, especially insofar as the verdict reflects the jury's conclusion that Andersen engaged in conduct designed to obstruct S.E.C. processes," the agency said in its statement.
