What may have seemed aesthetically indifferent in his work — compared to that of, say, Ansel Adams (no relation) — was actually the product of a Shaker-like sensibility acutely attuned to economies of form and metaphor.
As is, there is an implication in the paper that Drep2 may function like mGluR acutely and this is misleading.
This escape behavior was not observed for mice that received saline solution or tat-cyclotraxin-B, suggesting that cyclotraxin-B does not possess any antidepressant-like properties when injected acutely.
In April, at the San Francisco fund-raiser where he damaged himself with working-class whites by delivering a speech connecting their "bitter" outlook to guns, religion, bigotry, and xenophobia, Obama also described the situation of voters like Barbie Snodgrass acutely.
With access to the insight coming out of the development side of the business [Drayson Technologies], I became, like many others, acutely aware of the importance of air quality".
A20 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 For Many Asians, America Means Pounds and Peril Asians, especially those from Far Eastern nations like China, Korea and Japan, are acutely susceptible to Type 2 diabetes, the most common form of the disease, a factor that is compounded by a sudden collision with and adaptation to the American diet.
Arthropod disease vectors such as mosquitoes and ticks are, like all invertebrates, acutely responsive to changes in their environment, with an ability to evolve to local climate rapidly.
If heel pain comes on acutely, like an immediate injury or tear, ice it straight away.
However, is unclear if our data represent a pathologic coupling mechanism unique to epilepsy or normal coupling mechanisms occurring during a pathologic event, although the latter is more likely since the model we employ is one that acutely elicits seizure-like events in a normal cortex.
