Most often the disease is not diagnosed until it exists in full force, so finding earlier changes in thinking or behavior may help scientists better understand this process.
"In Judaism, as in other religions, both options exist in full force," notes Yair Sheleg, a fellow at the Democracy Institute (he works where the Guttman study originated but was not part of its research team).
It was one of those nights when only the United States team seemed to exist in full colour, their star-spangled progress around the floor followed by all eyes in the packed Dome and by a posse of cameramen intent on capturing every hug, every tear.
We may assume that each exists in full force, and that we must give to the 11th Amendment all the effect it naturally would have, without cutting it down or rendering its meaning any more narrow than the language, fairly interpreted, would warrant.
In the former case, the boundary is said to exist in full plerosis; in the latter, in partial plerosis.
"As a black woman who has worked in industries in which I have been underrepresented, I feel a great responsibility to amplify and support diverse communities, and they exist in full force on Twitter," Rivera said in a statement.
I felt like I was let in on a secret cultural experience; an underground spa that exists in full swing.
Although no effects of pathogens were detected on the immune system of immature-adult vultures, the association found between Chlamydophila psittaci, Mycoplasma spp., and Salmonella spp. in Canarian birds suggests that the patterns found in fledglings may also exist in full-grown birds.
When certain concepts caught his eye, he conducted new searches to see whether that concept existed in the full texts of other articles related to migraines.
Certain breeds of comedy can exist in their full glory only on a stage.
