The Rosenbergs, in turn, experienced Mexican Christmases with their friends, eating until they could barely move.
"These are costs which might be expected to be passed on to the consumer, who would in turn experience the resulting benefits".
Two friends, Millie and Toni, bear children who will in turn experience very different methods of birth over the following decades – in one case, adopting an orphan who was left to gestate in an artificial womb; in another, a man who creates a daughter using only his DNA.
Network carrier data revenues have, in turn, experienced massive growth over the last five years and are predicted to steadily climb as the dividing line between what we recognize as the "Internet" and the "mobile Internet" begins to dissipate.
Not only do the strong, diffuse feelings of suffering make one aware of oneself, the world is, in turn, experienced anomalously; favorite objects or activities no longer solicit the same feelings they once did, foods taste bland, people feel distant or hard to connect with, and, very often, depression is accompanied by a strong sense of being detached from the world.
Doña Elisabeth's husband, in turn, experienced chronic stomach ailments, muscle aches, and like most household members, had a skin fungus on his feet.
For example, attention was directed at understanding how practitioners assessed and responded to women's articulation of symptoms and experience of illness as these changed over time and in relation to the treatments, and how women in turn experienced acupuncture in the context of the meaning and experience of breast cancer at this stage in the illness trajectory.
Many of these men, in turn, experience feelings of loneliness and alienation, which is where the drinking comes in.
In turn, experiences in several tumour types with ZD1839 plus chemotherapy demonstrate that anti-tumour responses might not require EGFR overexpression [ 27].
A series of multiple analyses of variance (MANOVA) with repeated measures for time were carried out, with in turn experience, age, gender and qualification as the independent variable.
Our goal is to show that Cancer CarePartners can enhance caregiver support for the patient, so that patients engage in better self-management, and, in turn, experience better symptoms, function, and adherence with chemotherapy, ultimately requiring fewer formal resources during and after treatment.
