Such frail structures became kindling for the flames that would in 1871 end up leveling downtown banks, businesses, and the homes of the rich.
In comparison, further cycles of DET produced frail structures that were increasingly transparent with concomitant loss of the vascular integrity (data not shown).
In particular, targeting the frail, an interdisciplinary team structure with clinical control of care, and long-term follow-up, tend to be associated with effective programs.
Mr. Wasserman is 87 and frail, and Hollywood's power structure is a complex amalgam of competing corporate interests.
There's a tipping point where bad luck turns to frail judgment – and obviously wonky management structures as Chris Patten, the chairman who appointed George, greases his slipway.
A strong anti-TTP structure was erected on her frail shoulders.
At a higher magnification (2000x), Figure 10d, the film has a grooved structure and appears to be very thin and frail.
The deep lanes, the frail houses in windy fields, the large and elaborate family structures: they seemed a universe, while being a world in miniature.
John Henry gave structure to the memorabilia business, and limited his father's appearances during his more frail periods, which actually improved the returns for Ted on the items that he personalized.
When other frailty indicators were considered, several recent reviews found that structured exercise improved physical and psychological determinants, frailty status, and prevented disability in frail older adults [ 4, 5, 25, 26].
