In the process the defendant could offer by way of explanation material that would later be characterized as testimony.
"In a very real sense, the El Niño and climate events of 1876-78 helped create the global inequalities that would later be characterized as 'first' and 'third worlds'," writes Singh, who was inspired by the 2002 book Late Victorian Holocausts, which details the impacts of the Great Drought.
Mothers introducing their infants to solid food later were characterized by being multipara (p < 0.001), significantly older (p < 0.01), had a lower pre-pregnancy BMI (p < 0.001), a higher educational level (p < 0.001), and were non-smokers (p < 0.001).
The later period is characterized by the richness of its compound words, usually from native roots.
While his earlier painting shows some soft and romantic qualities, his later work is characterized by clear, hard line, and brilliant colours that barely manage to avoid cold perfectionism.
Phase II begins approximately 2 3 h later, which is characterized by stronger adhesion between the bacteria and the implanted biomaterial resulting in irreversible molecular bridging (Li et al. 2012).
Later development is characterized by a further intraventricular expansion of the dorsal portions of the lateral plates.
Third, given that later sepsis is characterized by immunosuppression, endothelial cell damage and organ dysfunction, are there mechanisms, independent of the physiological immune response, that gain a leading role for the distribution of leukocyte accumulation?
6. PCPIId5n.2 perhaps leaves more room to maneuver: here what PCPIIP22 later calls "motion" is characterized as "the force or actions which moves" an individual body in local motion; what gets later called "rest" is "the force required to take away those certain degrees of motion from the body so that it is wholly at rest".
In contrast to U7a, U7b shows signs of a significantly (t-test p < 0.001) later expansion and is characterized by low frequencies in the Near East, South Asia, and Central Asia, while it has a higher frequency in Europe (Table 1, Supplementary Tables S3 and S4).
