The anger and frustration lone-wolf attacks engender results in a backlash against the ethnic group from which the perpetrator comes.
However, this could be associated with lower mechanical strains engendered resulting from the increased cortical bone mass by the zoledronic acid treatment.
Although the loading-related increase in trabecular thickness was marginally reduced by risedronate at a dose of 15 μg/kg/day, this could be due to lower mechanical strains engendered resulting from the higher trabecular bone mass by the risedronate treatment.
The reason why it engenders the result may be precipitation, water resource, proportion of agricultural water, population density etc.
The reason why it engenders the result may be precipitation, water resource, proportion of agricultural water, population density etc. ② Projection Pursuit Classification Model based on AAFSA chooses 12 factors of evaluation to estimate influences on water resource system resilience to avoid the limitations of single index evaluation.
Democracy and the freedom it engenders has resulted in the property rights that have unleashed entrepreneurship far beyond the well-publicised Indian software industry to include sectors like biotechnology, advertising and film.
When democracy engenders an unwanted result, there is a temptation to condemn the idea that such an outcome can happen.
WASHINGTON — The chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Representative Mike Rogers, on Sunday offered one of the most vigorous defenses of American surveillance activities in Europe, saying that much of the anger and resentment they have engendered were the result of misunderstandings.
"Failure to publicly disclose trial results engenders misinformation, leading to skewed priorities for both R&D and public health interventions," said Marie-Paule Kieny, an assistant-director at WHO, in a press statement today.
It is hoped Sea Odyssey will attract huge audiences and as a result, will engender pride among residents, inspire creativity and build community cohesion.
