Lower antibody avidity observed after vaccination with OMVs containing P1.7 2.4 (34 ) suggests that this PorA-type evokes a less potent immune response, possibly leading to decreased protection against acquisition of carriage.
In the meantime the woman-scorned stereotypes are accompanied by dialogue that's presumably meant to evoke a less sexually enlightened era but that just comes off as coarse.
Analysis of subcutaneous implants demonstrated that the PLLA fibers encapsulating dexamethasone evoked a less severe inflammatory response than the other fibers examined.
On Friday, played by Valérie Hartmann-Claverie, it evoked less the future than the wavering voice of an old lady, a sound from the past, against the 21st-century tones of the xylophones and the timeless crash of cymbals.
Back-to-front motion also increased their activity, but since it evoked weaker and less clear torque responses (Fig. S4), this stimulation was not studied further.
His explanation: "I got pushed or something, and it was the last game of the year, and I was like, 'Screw it, I'm throwing some haymakers.'" Sure, no problem, bro! Sadly, were he slightly less pale, odds are said remark would have evoked a far less cheery, high five-y response.
The truncated stripes sometimes evoke a zanier, less schematic Sol LeWitt or Sean Scully.
Recalling their conversation before filming McAvoy's life-altering outburst about America's lost potential, Mr. Daniels said: "He goes, 'The speech.' I go, 'Yeah.' He goes, 'As important as it is to you, it's twice as important to me.' " The dangers of a show like "The Newsroom," and the ways it specifically evokes the less savory aspects of Mr. Sorkin's track record, are apparent.
The author evokes a time when dress was less a means of expression than a guarantee of refinement.
The two effects should now dissociate: as high visual complexity has a detrimental effect on recognition, an early mnemonic input would imply that it should evoke less activity than low visual complexity.
