7 Furthermore, it is clear that maintenance of oral health is essential for the general health, quality of life, chewing ability 8 and, mainly, the reduction of pneumonia risk in fragile elderly people, 8, 9 for it is already known that bacterial colonies in oropharyngeal tissues and in dental plaque are the greatest precursors for the development of aspiration respiratory infections.
His great precursor and influence here was Warhol, the inspiration for his 1971 song "Andy Warhol" and a role Mr. Bowie would actually play in the 1996 biopic "Basquiat".
As is Lethem's generous habit, all six essays honor writers who, except for the then-ascendant Bolaño and of course West ("the great precursor to Heller, Pynchon, Philip K. Dick, Colson Whitehead and so much else"), have been underpraised.
The PCDH11Y ectodomain has accumulated eight changes since the common great ape/hominin precursor, for which Neanderthal sequence is available for only one, and it reflects the human sequence.
The results of this research demonstrated that water-soluble SL has a great potential as a novel precursor for the production of activated carbons.
Therefore, AMVL has attracted a great deal of attention as a possible precursor for drugs and other valuable compounds that are of economic importance.
The latter kinetic parameters, together with those for glucose transport, have the greatest effect on stromal glucose, which is a precursor for biofuel synthetic pathways.
And the novel is not just fiction-soaked but fiction-predicting: at least, it seemed quite evident to me that Seurel must have been the precursor for Nick Carraway, the narrator of The Great Gatsby.
The only precursor for the current financial crisis is the Great Depression, but even that isn't a very good comparison.
As its contagious effects began infecting other nations, the crisis became a precursor for the global economic downturn now referred to as the Great Recession.
