Mutations in this pathway resulted in a considerable degree of randomization of neurite orientation, which was associated with characteristic changes in the peristaltic activity of the intestine.
This growth of cabinetmaking as a trade of its own eventually resulted in a considerable degree of standardization of methods of construction, particularly in the types of joints used and in the thicknesses of wood for the various parts.
Interaction with other groups has sometimes resulted in a considerable degree of cultural absorption.
Much of what is on Afghanistan's "wish list" can be "enabled in a considerable degree by India," Mr. Bhaskar said.
The competition, created following discussions not only with Cricket Australia but with the Football Association and the England Netball Association, which is seen as being particularly successful at attracting and involving women, remains shrouded in a considerable degree of uncertainty.
The entire kidnapping episode has been cloaked not only in a considerable degree of mystery, but also, at least until last week, of muted reaction, as relatives largely followed what they called the implorings of the companies not to create waves that could endanger negotiations with the kidnappers.
The results of the present study have shown that there is in fact a considerable degree of variation in the responses evoked at different rostrocaudal levels.
Second, the promise of counselling in a relatively short period of time (six weeks) tended to instil in them a considerable degree of hope, expectation and motivation which, in itself, has been found to be of considerable benefit [ 40, 41].
However, our model predictions are in contrast to the considerable degree of aging found in the budding bacterium C. crescentus and the budding yeast.
The 20th century witnessed the rise of new classes, with the emergence of an African petite bourgeoisie and working class in the towns and a considerable degree of stratification in the countryside.
In contrast, there was a considerable degree of variation in the instruments used to evaluate deambulation, fatigue, and sleep disorders.
