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Mr. McKibben said that photographs and engravings in magazines like Harper's publicized the land's destruction further still, and the result was an emotional reaction that ultimately became political.
The enzymatic products of these genes are not usually involved directly in lethality but play ancillary roles in causing tissue inflammation and destruction (further details are discussed below).
Nine of 42 (21%) cases were clinically severe; 3 occurred prior to prednisolone use and resulted in significant tissue destruction, further extensive surgery and antibiotic changes.
Differences in their efficacy to block synovial inflammation, bone erosion and cartilage destruction further strengthen the rationale for combined blockade of more than one proinflammatory pathway.
Mr. Morris then instructed employees in the office to "stop all document destruction until further notice," Ms. Rehnquist said.
We conclude that combinatorial approaches have the best potency to accomplish the most significant tumor destruction but further research is required to optimize such approaches.
Now, Crown is taking the serendipity of destruction even further with a new work of the same name, a three-channel video installation capturing her destruction of a glass box etched with her sketches.
The relationship between anti-cit-vim antibodies and bone destruction was further validated in 1116 RA patients included in the EIRA cohort.
The completeness of the labyrinthine destruction was further confirmed by a post mortem examination of the temporal bone under the dissecting microscope.
The hypothesis that apoE contributes to vessel wall destruction is further supported by the association of the apoE ε2 and ε4 alleles with CAA-related hemorrhages [ 37, 88, 95, 97].
Meniscal function and integrity are crucial for a healthy knee joint, because damage to the tissue subsequently leads to articular cartilage destruction and further degenerative diseases such as osteoarthritis (OA) [ 1- 3].
