Ineffably tender, they conjure to a remarkable degree the effect of the finished paintings within embryo form, as suggested by the 1995 "Study for Water Lilies".
If lipid peroxidation/ROS plays a role in breast cancer protection, it is likely that differences in the ability to protect cells from these beneficial products will determine, to some degree, the effect of these protective factors on breast cancer.
The incorporation of RHA/SF decreased the shear-thickening degree where the effect of SF is much stronger than that of RHA.
If this is true, the degree of the effect of VEGF on the immune system may be used to select patients likely to benefit from such approaches.
The degree of the effect of the N concentration on the total plant biomass (growth stimulation with NO3- nutrition or growth inhibition with NH4+ nutrition) depended on the species, as shown by the significant interaction of N conc.
However, some degree of the effect of the variables we were unable to account for is likely to be reflected in the other risk factors included, for example, physical activity and BMI.
"For all spontaneous variations in the right direction will thus be preserved; as will those individuals which inherit in the highest degree the effects of the increased and beneficial use of any part.
The Fed's monetary easing has been reflected in significant declines in a number of lending rates, especially shorter-term rates, thus offsetting to some degree the effects of the financial turmoil on financial conditions.
The high mortality among women is partly explained by glucose intolerance/diabetes and to a lesser degree, the effects of hypertension.
Although the spread of locations can still be autocorrelated to some degree, the effects of spatial autocorrelation on the derived time spent per unit area, is likely to be reduced by correcting for tracking effort.
