These results clearly indicate that aglycemia might be the underlying component in increased barrier suggesting that OGDR can produce a highly adaptive and protective barrier phenotype.
Some authors argued that TAP may be the underlying component of many auditory processing abilities, including the processing of both verbal and nonverbal acoustic signals such as speech perception in quiet and in background noise, localization, discrimination, binaural integration, and binaural separation [ 26– 28].
One finding was that "the underlying component of the emotional connection to the brand is the power of 'I did it,'" he added, "as the ownership of your home becomes very personal because you created something" after buying materials for do-it-yourself projects at a Home Depot store.
"It's the underlying flavor component".
Commercial hard thin coatings, developed by physical vapour deposition, are typically of the order of 5 μm thick or less but, in order to estimate the stresses generated in the coating when the underlying component is stressed, either by monotonic or fatigue loading, it is essential to know the value of Young's modulus of both the substrate and the coating.
Indeed, regional alterations visualized by CT suggest that customary global measures of bedside mechanics need to be complemented by techniques that are sensitive to the underlying components.
This can be explained by the fact that membership distribution is a mixture distribution, with the underlying components being the same distribution for the subset of genes that are expressed in different tissue groups.
Our aim therefore was to compare the underlying components of mental capacity in two populations - acutely ill medical and psychiatric patients - and to uncover which abilities were particularly having an impact on judgements of DMC among those patients able to express a choice.
As with any other composite score, such an aggregation would also tend to underestimate associations with factors that were differentially linked to the underlying components; in the current study, for example, the physical and psychological aspects of quality of life were differentially associated with gender and age, associations that would be obscured if only total scores were used.
