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Sorrow is one of these, and it has impelled Western art from the earliest time, from Classical Greece, with its vase paintings of Niobe weeping disconsolately over the bodies of her children, to Christianity, which has tragedy at its very core.

The medicinal plant offers as a source of well accessible, cheap and efficient medicine earliest time from ancient people.

Deaths occurred early (time from ECMO to death, 2 [1 5] days), main causes being multiorgan failure (71%) and post anoxic encephalopathy (12%).

Because the number of queued cars in the IBA lane decreases as t increases, the queued cars will fully dissipate at an earlier time from the IBA lane than from the other lane.

The objective of this paper is to propose a novel application of Boltzmann transformation along with an adaptive-size fourth-order Runge-Kutta to figure out the performance of gas-solution-drive reservoirs in early time from the perspective of a well test analysis.

Patients who lose beta cell function early tend to require insulin for glycaemic control at an earlier time from onset of diabetes than others; however beta cell function is not routinely assessed in type2 diabetic patients at diagnosis.

But no, from the earliest time, indeed from the time of his first marriage to a Greek Cypriot heiress, he has managed to find nothing but execrable flaws in Turkey's conduct.

Indeed, there is reason to believe that the later, more stable regime made possible a not-inconsiderable Jewish immigration not, it seems, as in earlier times, from the neighbouring lands of the Middle East but from Europe.

I can speculate that 〈dv⊥〉 was larger at earlier times from circumstantial evidences.

In addition, the administration of antivirals significantly reduced viral load at early times from the start of treatment, but only had a marginal effect on the duration of viral shedding.

Despite that, we have detected that significant evolutionary rate acceleration had occurred in Frq1 in early times from the duplication, in which positive selection (likely promoting functional diversification) had probably an important role.