When the oral microbial flora of patients suffered from chronic periodontitis encountered bacteriophages corresponding to the distinctive spacers hold only by healthy people, it is easier to be attacked and might not maintain a stable bacterial community, and microbiota disequilibrium was exactly the reason causing or increasing the susceptibility of periodontal diseases (Curtis et al., 2011).
The L.A. Times reported that the premiere "yielded a few laughs and polite applause... but then, warm-but-somewhat-detached can't exactly be directors Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman's desired response to what is clearly a cri de coeur about a distinctive artist holding a mirror up to his soul".
These areas have distinctive microclimates that hold the key to Mendoza's extensive and exciting portfolio.
The unity and coherence of the Baptists is based on six distinguishing, although not necessarily distinctive, convictions they hold in common.
The music, containing the seeds of his later scores, glints darkly and offers just enough in the way of grand choruses and distinctive arias to hold our attention.
Along these lines, it would be useful to examine the perspectives of those who considered going abroad for HRRKR as medical tourists but decided not to, along with those who did go but were dissatisfied, in order to determine whether these groups hold distinctive characteristics of their own.
One of the Island's most distinctive home concert series is held at the Song Box, a small barn behind the home of Jane Ross in Huntington Station.
Finally, his lack of a distinctive style was held against him, and loudly lamented by the most influential critic of the day, Edmund Wilson.
Understood as a kind of obligation, Gilbert's insight about a distinctive normative relation holding between participants in shared agency risks rejection.
So much greater was Woods than the game he ruled that a fine and distinctive golf tournament held where I last lived and worked simply quit existing because Woods never played in it.
