Quirks of the far northern life compound the stakes on both sides.
It seemed to me that this second act of Darger's life compounded the isolation of the first.
Life course scholars have long argued that the disadvantages that individuals face early in life compound over time, often with deleterious effects on health and well-being.
Glass asked Williams if he could run the project as a stand-alone entity; Williams said no. Glass, according to the others, grew disruptively erratic, his personal life compounding the stress of working in a startup.
Whether it is the worst or just very bad is almost immaterial, Mr. Veal said; it is still another blight on the shrimping life, compounded by the decline in the domestic market, the steep rise in fuel prices and the battery of hurricanes over the last decade.
A community and a nation that has just undergone such a devastating loss of life, compounded with the murder of young people, men and women many with promising futures, those who have devoted their lives to public health and safety, parents with young children, are extremely vulnerable and are numb.
Mothers were exposed to 10 ng/kg body weight/day of the highest and lowest half-life compounds used in this study (PCB-153 and p,p′-DDT).
Apparently, just like the real-life compound in Pakistan, the CIA's mock-up compound has also been destroyed.
This methodology allows us to increase slightly the discharge capacity of LiFe(1 x y z MnxCoyBzPO4 compounds.
The P450-containing monooxygenase system, an ancient multicomponent electron transfer chain system, plays an important role in a myriad of hydroxylation and oxidation processes leading to degradation, detoxification and syntheses of life critical compounds.
