The justification was the ability to detect relatively fragile compensation effects that would probably never endure alpha-adjustment with such a small sample size.
To evaluate whether the cells expressing lysis genes were rendered fragile, the effects of osmotic shock, freeze-thaw, and detergent on cell integrity were investigated.
Egypt has not accepted its findings with regard to the detention of its former president [Mohammed Morsi] - is that the standard the UK wants to hold?" Assange's health is fragile from the effects of living inside for more than three years but Hrafnsson said he was busily preparing for Friday.
We covered a range of issues regarding what could be environmental impacts, covering what's been already mentioned on this call - greenhouse gases and climate considerations - as well as groundwater, as well as the ability when you're passing through somewhat fragile areas, the effects on threatened and endangered species.
The president's forceful messages recognize that the crisis at hand is about much more than one nation's membership in the EU, but rather about protecting a global economy still fragile from the effects of the financial crisis and ensuring the strength of the Western alliance in these times of increasing peril.
In very old and often fragile patients, these effects may involve excess morbidity and mortality, making it necessary to develop blood-saving strategies (BSS) [ 9, 12].
The stability of this system is extremely fragile under the effect of dynamic Hopf bifurcation as well as static bifurcation.
Nearly 300 residents adjacent to the pipeline were evacuated and some of the oil made its way into a nearby inlet, effecting fragile marine life and lingering, say some residents, for years after.
The absence of this protein in cells causes the wide-ranging effects of fragile X syndrome.
Exposure therapy is commonly used to treat fears in people, but as with rats, the effects are fragile.
