The New Yorker, July 10, 2000 P. 83 Briefly Noted book review of "Lying" (Random House; $21.95) by Lauren Slater... Slater's memoir is...[o]stensibly an account of growing up with grand-mal epilepsy, it eventually discloses that the symptoms may be feigned, the warping effect of a heavy-drinking, narcissistic mother... View Article.
The number of rounds fired could run into the millions; even so, an astute defender needed neither despair nor expose his troops to the physical and psychological effects of a heavy bombardment landing on their dugouts.
Wales were also forced into another change as Alex Cuthbert, Wales' try-scorer in the first Test, replaced Aled Brew after the wing felt the effects of a heavy tackle.
Furthermore, vaccination with CNI was able to antagonize the analgesic effects of a heavy bolus dose of nicotine (0.35 mg/kg).
Still feeling the effects of a heavy cold that has dogged her over the last week, Williams headed off court - in contrast to Sharapova - but the top seed returned at the potentially dangerous score of 3-2, 30-30, to calmly produce an ace and a forehand winner.
As renal transplanted patients may face new encounters such as side effects of a heavy drug regimen, infections and deteriorating graft function [ 23], we expect self-perceived HRQOL to be lower in RTX patients than in the general population.
Statistically significant differences in soil concentration of heavy metals such as Mg, Mo, Cd, Pb As, Se, Ca, Cu are observed between endemic and non-endemic regions [ 6], although there is no direct link of a toxic effect of any heavy metal to the disease development.
The enhanced greenhouse effect of such a heavy atmosphere would tend to suggest that the habitable zone should be further out from the central star for such massive planets.
Emissions in any one year won't make or break the climate; it's the additive effect of a century of heavy emissions that imperils humanity.
