The combination of diabetes and depression in MI patients might be an expression of such metabolic alterations and may therefore be associated with a poorer cardiac prognosis.
The impaired IgG and IgA in vitro secretory responses, seen in hypogammaglobulinemic patients, even after serum Ig normalization, may be an expression of such an inability, which warrants further investigation.
The fusion of aerial roots, typical of some trees (those Ficus spp, for example, whose intertwined roots form an aerial pseudo-trunk), may be an expression of such a tendency toward oneness, and which follows on from an earlier phase of root and shoot branching.
Since these domains have been shown to be predictive of later functioning [ 28, 31, 32], it may be that the individuals with psychiatric disorders with additional psychotic symptoms represent a subgroup of adolescents in which psychotic symptoms are an expression of such impairments.
This letter is an expression of their well-known position against such a vote.
Such is an expression of the "error … deeper and more fundamental than any other" with which Mackintosh charged Hartley: that of overlooking ontological dualism, "the primordial and perpetual distinction between the being that thinks and the thing which is thought of" (1836, 245).
Whatever the wisdom of progressive government social programs, support for such programs is an expression of little more than naked political will.
As such, care is an expression of something coming out of oneself, as just noted.
The P factor is an expression of the effects of supporting conservation practices, such as contouring, buffer strips of vegetation, and terracing, on soil loss at a particular site.
