MASS EFFECT 3 The culmination of a grand trilogy about humanity's fate in the universe, Mass Effect 3 carries almost unmanageable expectations for the scope of its storytelling.
Discussion: These adverse apical effects are the culmination of all molecular events, regardless of mechanism and may include alterations in the epigenome secondary to the actions of those mechanism(s).
I wrote a series of posts last year to the effect that 2010 represented the culmination of a half-century of partisan realignment in the South; and I advised Democrats that their hopes for a better day would involve building a foundation for uncertain but possible resurgence over the long haul.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02869.001 A historical event is often the culmination of the preceding circumstances.
This relation shows that the chemical is not inherently more toxic when a competitor is present but that competitive processes are responsible for the culmination of toxicant effects.
The fact that the agency is in effect running a war in Pakistan is the culmination of one of the most significant shifts in the C.I.A.'s history.
We experimentally investigated the process of the culmination of low-dose effects of successive pulse applications of pesticides on populations under competitive pressure.
The culmination of low-dose effects under competitive pressure began to develop after approximately 100 days, a period when both populations (Culex pipiens and Daphnia magna) reached their carrying capacity and the pressure of competition was high.
"I said: 'At the culmination of this we need special effects,' " Kneale remembers.
Furthermore, the physiological state of athletes at the culmination of a match (or tournament) and residual effects for ensuing competition also remain difficult to define in the context of fatigue.
