In order to control the different sizes of manufacturing sites, we calculate input-output coefficients according to A s = T s x s ˆ − 1, where x s ˆ denotes the diagonalization of a vector x s = T s 1 ′ containing gross substance output of manufacturing site s, 1 = { 1, …, 1 } is a summation operator, and the prime ′ denotes transposition.
A full understanding of these grounding relations would of course require a more detailed explication of the relations between monads, corporeal substances, and gross bodies, as well as a fuller account of what grounding" amounts to in this context.
The imaging of the cell spreading after 30 and 90 minutes is showed in Figure 6 so as to ensure that gross changes between the substances in the initial and advanced spreading phases are captured.
Stephen Best, a lawyer for Mr. Cuban, said in an e-mail that "the one matter I can agree with the commission about is that we too look forward to addressing the substance, or gross lack thereof, of the allegations before the court".
The diagnosis of FGR was made within the 32nd week of gestation and was ascribed to a probable placental cause after excluding other causes as infections, chromosomal abnormalities, genetic syndromes, maternal malnutrition, substance abuse, gross placental abnormalities and multiple fetuses.
Results: DA-9601, a novel antioxidant substance, attenuated the gross esophagitis significantly compared to that treated with ranitidine, histamine-2 receptor antagonist (H2-RA), in a dose-dependent manner.
Some substances, especially human excretions of any sort, are seen as gross and untouchable all over the world; others are culturally determined.
Hallucinogenic drugs are substances that, administered in pharmacological doses (not toxic overdoses), create gross distortions in perception without causing loss of consciousness.
Toxic and pro-inflammatory substances released by red blood cells in the tubular lumen during gross haematuria episodes activate the complement system, further aggravating tubulointerstitial damage [ 26, 27].
The doctors we investigate and prosecute commit criminal acts like writing fraudulent prescriptions to support their own substance abuse, exchanging prescriptions for sexual favors or monetary kickbacks, or gross overprescribing that results in grave harm to patients.
