Surprisingly, disrupting individual loops had dramatically different consequences.
In particular, the patterns observed in 'Ladinos' indicate that the male population from Guatemala suffered more dramatically the consequences of the European conquest as mirrored by the differential ancestry components of the mtDNA and the Y-chromosome in the 'Ladinos'.
The principle is similar to that of the personal tax allowance, except for those on universal credit (UC) this work allowance is of dramatically greater consequence: everything above it is taxed at least 65p in the pound.
There have been boundary changes before, but this is the first to cut the size of the Commons so dramatically, a consequence of a coalition deal which also brought the electoral reform referendum on AV.
Reports of transfusion-associated babesiosis date to the early 1980s; however, as Laurie Tarkan notes, the incidence of transfusion-associated infection has risen dramatically — with lethal consequences.
Children are among the groups that suffer more dramatically the devastating consequences of disasters.
It won't be a true science of cause and effect until neurobiology makes some big leaps forward, but the methods and tools for measuring the differences that media make are dramatically evolving, with consequences that are both encouraging and discomfiting.
This phenomenon may dramatically increase the consequences of climatic oscillations on species.
These consequences dramatically affect patients' lives and limit the performance of their everyday activities [ 1].
This phenomenon may lead to reproductive isolation and dramatically accentuates the consequences of the climatic oscillations on species.
