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This difference is explained by the fact that menstrual irregularity is a very sensitive indicator of excess prolactin secretion, whereas decreased testicular function in men is not.
The accusation of irregularity is a long-standing one: his 20 in 32 and 13 in 34 over two seasons at Getafe were marked by hot streaks followed by goalless spells and he was capable of missing great chances as well as scoring great goals.
Browning's blank verse aims at colloquial vigour; its "irregularity" is a function not of any gross metrical violation it always obeys the letter of the metrical law but of the adjustment of abstract metrical pattern to the rhythms of dramatic speech.
Previous studies [1, 2] have shown that track irregularity is a random process that cannot be described with deterministic functions.
The PSD diagram of track vertical irregularity is a kind of continuous curve which uses the frequency or wavelength as abscissa and the spectral density values (In unit frequency band, it means square value of the irregularity amplitude) as ordinate.
Therefore, this irregularity is a major safety concern in the case of drugs submitted for regulatory approval.
This irregularity is an integral part of the work principle for the electrodes oriented along the field of the external current.
A better understanding of the processes contributing to June solstice irregularities is a topic of current interest and investigation.
In addition, noting irregularities is a way of identifying evidence for evaluation and potentially discussion with a student to gain an understanding of why the patterns and/or discrepancies appear in the assessment submission.
The shape, especially the irregularities, is a critical feature for classification (malignancy) of breast cancer tumors (see Figure S1 Supporting Information (SI)) and at the skin level to diagnose other cancers, such as melanoma.
Their increased size and irregularity are an issue for the analysis, discussed later.
