When the initial momentum is sufficiently dissipated, the heat will spread mainly as a consequence of turbulent mixing processes.
A surprising inclusion is Channing Tatum in seventh place, mainly as a consequence of the box office failure of the sprawling Wachowski siblings space fantasy Jupiter Ascending at the box office.
Their sons, John A. Gotti, 36, and Alphonse T. Persico, 46, are also behind prison walls, mainly as a consequence of inheriting their fathers' criminal empires, organized crime experts assert.
Then, in some final throwaway comments, he touched upon, or was invited to touch upon, "posh-bashing", and said that sometimes, mainly as a consequence of having been to Harrow, he has been "castigated as a moaning, rich, public-school bastard, complaining about only getting posh roles".
That is inevitable, they said, mainly as a consequence of two of Mr. Romney's five goals: His insistence that any tax overhaul should be revenue-neutral, neither reducing nor increasing annual budget deficits, and that it should protect or even sweeten existing tax breaks for savings and investment like those for dividends and capital gains income.
Nb-doping lowers activity mainly as a consequence of strong segregation of Nb to the ceria surface.
It was shown in these and in our studies that the uptake is mainly specific as a consequence of physiologically expressed PSMA in murine kidneys [18, 32].
All the mRNA binding proteins known to be involved in the stress response such as HuR, TTP, BRF-1 TIAR/TIA-1, etc. have been mainly analyzed as a consequence of their localization to SGs and PBs and, generally, they were found to have roles in mRNA transcription, translation, silencing, decay and stability [4].
The fast-increasing prevalence of T2DM during recent years is, however, mainly seen as a consequence of an evolution towards a sedentary lifestyle and overeating.
In women, osteoporosis and fractures mainly occurs as a consequence of estrogen deficiency after menopause and results from an imbalance between bone resorption by osteoclasts and bone formation by osteoblasts, leading to a net bone loss with each remodeling cycle.
If the enduring barriers to GPs identifying at-risk drinkers mainly arise as a consequence of such factors, then this could largely explain the low uptake of tools like the AUDIT-C in routine practice.
