They form the largest group of American E.O.D. techs ever to die in a 12-month period, the foundation's officials said, making them a stark indicator of the role that E.O.D. has assumed at the front of modern American war.
A possible solution is suggested by the strong compressional magnetic field component of giant pulsations which is an indicator of the role of finite plasma pressure in ULF wave formation (Klimushkin et al., 2004).
Under nutrition contributes to more than a third of all child deaths, a clear indicator of the role of poverty in determining child health and well-being.
This sensitivity to R0 may be an indicator of the role intrahost pathogen dynamics play in altering the success of multiple pathogens when individuals are coinfected.
The fact that 20.6% of the top VarLD signals overlap with recently reported CNV regions, which cover less than 7.7% of the genome, is a strong indicator of the role of CNV in selection within a breed type.
Our trial did not measure direct findings of intestinal bacterial overgrowth, but the ALT reduction can be considered an indirect indicator of the role of erythromycin in preventing the release of these bacterial products into the portal vein.
In the case of mutations in Trp117 and Trp220, as both are likely to contribute to the fluorescence change seen when ligands bind, measurement of transport is a more reliable indicator of their roles in function than fluorimetric measurements of ligand binding.
Labor supply of women, in particular, is perhaps the key indicator of gender roles.
Thus, the conservation of the proline residues is a good indicator of their roles in suc1, either in the stabilisation of the native state or in performing functions that are as yet unknown.
Given that violent crime is more likely to result in formal sanction because offenders are more readily identified by victims, these official estimates are likely to be conservative indicators of the role of the acquisitive crimes in determining criminal career trajectories.
