In those aged 45-74, the joint effect of forceful activities and thick carotid intima-media remained statistically significant.
The chief incidents narrated in the taʿziyyah are not necessarily presented in chronological order, but in any case the taʿziyyah texts (manuscripts from the 17th and 18th centuries, thenceforth, printed texts) give an inadequate impression of their forceful effect.
However, she also knows how to pitch the artful against the blunt, the symbolically charged against the thing itself, to forceful effect.
Surprisingly, the chimp version of the gene had a more forceful effect in the human nerve cells than did the human version.
I will not spoil the effect of this forceful narrative twist by telling more, except to say that it greatly helps to etch the final layer he uncovers.
Insights from local studies must therefore be contextualised into broader understandings, as attempted here, while local adoption must be combined with wider initiatives and government policies into complex micro-to-macro solutions that provide forceful effects against IAP and its drivers.
He restored order, putting into effect a number of forceful measures.
Though his work was sometimes disparaged as undisciplined and inelegant, King was a talented storyteller whose books gained their effect from realistic detail, forceful plotting, and the author's undoubted ability to involve and scare the reader.
What is it about mechanical signals that makes Roger Federer's arm so big?" At first, he assumed that the exercise effect came from a forceful impact — the pounding on the leg bones as a runner's feet hit the ground or the blow to the bones in a tennis player's arm with every strike of the ball.
Here and throughout, the melodies swung by on their own, song-like momentum, and when the last movement careered towards its close in a blur of forceful timpani, the effect was electrifying.
