The story is a reflection of society and how people driven by a lust for money can stoop to any extent to acquire wealth even if it comes at the cost of relationships and betrays the nation.
Although a compressive wave is generated for any rate and extent of heating of the wall, significant effects are observed only for very rapid heating and very large temperature differences.
Results indicated that although the associations were strong, removing the exposure of father's alcohol abuse and criminality as well as parents' mental problems would not decrease the cases of criminality (a total decrease of 7.9% for males and 1.8% for females) or mortality (a total decrease of 1.2% for males as well as for females) to any large extent.
Mrs. Clinton's friends say she was not prepared for the extent to which any phrase that she uttered could be turned against her as a candidate, since that did not happen when, for example, she campaigned on behalf of Charles E. Schumer in the 1998 race for Senate.
Beef is not served to any large extent for school lunches, according to Laca, with chicken and pasta and vegetable dishes being more popular.
Cynthia Rand, a health psychologist at Hopkins and co-author of the study, says that many other researchers have identified noncompliance as a problem, but this study breaks any previous records for extent of deceit.
It should be noted that attempting to assign 'metabolite ontologies', at however limited a level, offers an option that simply does not exist to any great extent for genes: that of chemical similarity.
For example, the extent of any foreign direct investment [ 19], the degree of international trade in the products that use that input or factor of production [ 20], the extent of union power [ 21], and the nature of market structures [ 22] have been identified as possible determinants of price or wage variations across countries.
Although this issue does not appear to have been investigated to any great extent for colorectal screening, it is entirely plausible that many people will be distressed or anxious in the time between receiving a positive colorectal screening test result and attending for colonoscopy.
No significant correlation to survival was observed, neither for intensity (P=0.68) nor for extent (P=0.38).
