Even today, the first examples of smart drugs that work in an entirely new way from traditional chemo-therapy are having direct and exciting effects on leukaemia and breast cancer.
That sometimes yields exciting effects, sometimes merely a raised eyebrow.
On the other hand, the vacation essay is about a fun, exciting experience that had a major effect on the writer, so it's reasonable that the sentences are a little more playful, containing exciting details and conveying the writer's sense of wonder.
Thus, MTDH represents another novel mediator of malignant breast cancer progression with exciting, yet inconclusive, effects on breast cancer signaling.
Why would you get anything else?" Analysts don't doubt Musk's uncanny ability to envision and promote exciting products, but they question the effect on Tesla's bottom line.
ABU DHABI — Before the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on Sunday the stage was set for an exciting, unpredictable race with a potentially dramatic effect on the drivers' championship.
FX, or HBO-lite, with its emphasis on intelligent, exciting drama for adults, has had a knock-on effect on the major networks, too, including Fox itself, which continues to produce exciting work such as Prison Break and the hugely successful House.
He was an exciting person to read but had a bad effect on British critical writing.
The ploy drew such a crowd that Mr. Watson wrote in his journal, "If two animals are capable of exciting so much attention, what would be the effect on a larger scale?" Today's festivals still have an educational component.
A more selective evaluation of seam area c can be achieved by reducing the number of exciting elements, which in turn has a negative effect on the signal stability.
