In addition, loss of AQP4 from astrocytes may disturb water homeostasis and result in brain edema [ 12, 14].
Earlier reports showed that acute exposure to EtOH (ethanol) can disturb water balance and induce cellular edema in cerebral tissues [ 15, 16].
Analysis of the data showed that distribution pattern of nitrobenzene in the stagnant water column followed a logarithmic equation CNB = a ln(t) + b, and in disturbed flowing water, the distribution pattern of nitrobenzene followed a negative exponential regression equation CNB = Ne−Mt.
Ms. Davis offers numerous impish "does she or doesn't she" snipes from contemporary sources, including this defense: After a dip in the ocean, read one report, the mother-of-pearl coloring of her shoulders had not been disturbed by water.
Because paddy fields are artificially disturbed by water level management, plowing, and harvest, most species move between paddy fields and the surrounding environment.
The Uzbeks, who need to provide for their expansive and inefficiently irrigated cotton fields, say that the dams will disturb the water cycle, withholding water in the summer when it is needed and releasing it in the winter for electricity.
Adjust jets to point toward the surface of the water to slightly disturb the water surface.
Do not disturb calm waters.
Off Staten Island, the Ellen McAllister, a red tugboat no more than a hundred feet long, prepared to disturb the waters.
If you engage sporadically, or for politics alone, you are more likely just to disturb the waters than to make political headway.
Jackson is there to disturb the waters: accordingly, he makes a manipulative progress round the group, disrupting the chain's links.
