Second, his almost religious belief that the novelist's imagination can never rival reality's force results in weak fiction and forceful facts.
Finally, forceful respiration results in increased sympathetic innervation and glucose consumption in intercostal muscle, generating heat that dissipates to lung tissue and warms circulating blood in the pulmonary capillaries.
Hemodynamic studies of the skeletal muscles revealed that forceful contraction results in compression of the muscle vasculature with expulsion of the blood into the extra-muscular venous compartment "muscle pump" effect [ 14].
Cyclone Nargis which hit Myanmar in 2008 resulted in 138,000 deaths in a remote coastal region, ill-prepared for such a forceful event.
Timothy G. Massad, assistant Treasury secretary for financial stability, said: "We believe the fact that we took strong, forceful action resulted in us preventing significant economic costs, including the risk of a second Great Depression.
Current primary studies confirm that exposure to highly repetitive and forceful exertion resulted in at least a two-fold risk of CTS.
She toured with Courtney Pine a a popular ballads-devoted duo, worked with the double-bass star George Mraz and now release her first solo piano album of originals and jazz evergreens, with first takes producing most of the forceful and tender results.
In an older body, forceful vomiting may result in a medical emergency, such as a stomach rupture or tear in the esophagus.
If cohesion between sister chromatids was mediated by an interaction between two cohesin complexes on both sisters, their forceful separation might result in disruption of the inter-cohesin interaction, while individual cohesin rings could remain associated with their respective chromatids.
Using a forceful touch might result in breaks or torn tinsel.
"Our forceful measures are showing results," said a statistics bureau spokesman, Sheng Laiyun, at a news conference.
