However, fecal energetic content per gram of feces (kcal/g wet feces) was not significantly different between subjects with and without diarrhea (Wierdsma et al., 2011).
But his new album, "What's Wrong with This Picture," finds him in a brighter mood: the melodies are tight, the vocals are energetic, and the subject matter transcends his usual muzzy nostalgia for nineteen-fifties Belfast.
Certainly few readers will come away from this latest life of Lawrence feeling that they have been more industrious, honest, and energetic than its subject.
Yeah, there's sort of a common theme of escape, but one film takes a literal and energetic approach to the subject, and the other, spiritual and introspective.
In addition to his habit of ordering tables of food from the Alpine kitchen — a lobbyist would pick up the tab — Mr. Magliocchetti picked up a taste for gumbo on visits to shipbuilders around New Orleans, and a fondness for cowboy boots from former Representative Charlie Wilson of Texas (the "good-time Charlie" whose energetic nightlife was the subject of the recent film "Charlie Wilson's War").
The energetic midfielder, who was subject of a failed bid from Nottingham Forest at the start of the season, has scored 12 times for Swansea and has supposedly attracted interest from Bolton's Premier League rivals.
Proteins have evolved subject to energetic selection pressure for stability and flexibility.
A lot of experimental as well as theoretical efforts have been devoted to understand the mechanism of nanoscale structure formation on surfaces subjected to energetic ion bombardment.
TEM investigations have shown that thermally evaporated WO3 films have an amorphous metastable structure, which subjected to energetic solicitations changes towards a nanocrystalline phase.
