Precocious oocyte activation induced by cryoprotectants exposures may disturb future development (Larman et al., 2006; Gardner et al., 2007).
He's even built a pub for parties so as not to disturb their future children.
This will allow you to monitor the health of the plants and the functionality of your design without unduly disturbing the future animals.
For example, older patients may feel less disturbed in their future plans than younger patients do.
The style is reminiscent of Richard Linklater's A Scanner Darkly, based on the Philip K. Dick novel, although Ferreira's film is more a celebration of life than the paranoid, disturbed, and perplexing futures of Dick's imagining.
The show's age suitability is advertised as 4+, and, although the younger children in the audience never seemed bored or disturbed, this project's future would seem to be in something more mature, for either recording studio or screen.
A wide spectrum of emotions are experienced during abortion, including anxiety, sadness and grief, guilt, pessimism about future pregnancies, disturbed self-perception and loss of confidence in intimate relationships.
In Louis Pasteur, Free Lance of Science (1950), American microbiologist René Dubos quoted Pasteur: Thus, virulence appears in a new light which may be disturbing for the future of humanity unless nature, in its long evolution, has already had the occasions to produce all possible contagious diseases a very unlikely assumption.
"Never let the future disturb you.
They spring from a mycelium which, if disturbed, can fail to produce future harvests.
