A United Nations conference on Chernobyl concluded in 1996 that the only clear change evident in health to date was a "highly significant" increase in thyroid cancer rates among people who were children in 1986 in the affected areas.
The position of electronic markets in the existing framework is not self-evident, and up to date no commonly agreed upon definition of electronic markets and marketplaces has been established.
The economic effect of Stadium playing dates was evident to Cum Posey, the owner of the Homestead Grays, who suggested that the 1930s promotions "had a great bearing on colored baseball of the future".
A role for GPCs in various phenotypes associated with tumorigenesis is increasingly evident, although the results to date have not provided a unifying model.
It is also evident based on publications to date that changes in the innate immune system, such as neutrophil [19,66], or complement activation [70], are likely to be mostly late events in the etiological cascade, and may not be evident in the late first trimester of at-risk pregnancies.
Intraspecific variation within the diverse southern African murine rodents has not been extensively investigated, yet cryptic diversity is evident in several taxa studied to date.
Even before they began dating in April of last year, their rapport was evident to others.
Khawaja, by contrast, hadn't touched 75 all tour and, continuing a frustrating trend evident in his short Test career to date, was struggling to convert consistent starts into 60-plus scores, much less hundreds.
Whereas evident antitumor properties has been addressed to date in a plethora of carcinoma cell lines, the present clinical application of GA is plagued by its serious side effects, such as phlebophlogosis, myelosuppression, and oral ulcers [7].
From the findings to date it is evident that there is an unmet need in elucidating basic mechanisms of neurocognitive dysfunction across individuals with depression.
