In recent weeks, Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, has emerged, in effect, as the national insurance commissioner.
In 2009, sales flat-lined at $3.5 million, and a painful truth started to emerge: In effect, the brothers were paying to go to work each day.
As O'Connor writes, "The fossil record, or 'Great Book of Dead Times' emerges as, in effect, a newly discovered book of the Bible in stone" (p. 231).
Across these different studies and outcomes, their results provide mixed findings, with no clear, consistent difference emerging in the effect of different environments.
The effects of HLA-DR mismatches are the most important in the first 6 months after transplantation, the HLA-B effect emerges in the first 2 years, and HLA-A mismatches have a deleterious effect on long-term graft survival [16].
With global trading of carbon permits, the pollution haven effect emerges in equilibrium whenever the convex sulfur damage functions are nonlinear.
Moreover, the polymer effect emerges in various chemical studies as the results using polymers may be different from those using their molecular counterparts; for example, the potentiometric titration of PAA exhibits a profile different from those of acrylic acid and acetic acid.
A mutual strengthening effect emerges in correlative power of stratified L-EGFR and H-Beclin1 expression with incidence of radiological response after treatment, unifocal disease, and better prognosis, thus identifying an even longer OS group (30 months median OS compared to 18 months in L-EGFR, 15 months in H-Beclin1, and 11 months in all GBs) (P = 0.0001).
As the condition emerges in early adulthood, its effects are present for much of patients' lives.
