In others, symptoms persist for years and may markedly impair quality of life.
Breaking glass and its subsequent fallout may markedly affect enclosure fire dynamics.
Thus, even small changes at a subunit interface may markedly affect EcA stability without impairing its catalytic properties.
The court's mode of considering such memoranda, as a matter of internal machinery, may markedly differ from the process employed in the decision of cases actually on appeal.
The continuous development of these sophisticated approaches may markedly contribute to a broad implementation of spheroid-based tissue engineering in future regenerative medicine.
As such, it can present a diagnostic and treatment challenge, since the damage is internal to the closed head and is difficult to directly assess, although persistent symptoms may markedly affect the patients' quality of life.
The course of acne vulgaris is variable, persistence being ordinarily directly related to the severity of the lesions, although changes of climate and emotional stress may markedly improve or exacerbate the acne lesions.
The occurrence of a given parasite in more than one host species may markedly affect its epidemiological character; it may persist, for example, in one or another of its hosts as a reservoir of infection, sallying forth to encounter the alternate host only on occasion.
Just as observed in rat activity at the prefrontal cortex satisfies the behavior described above, such that together, our results suggest that input from other oscillating networks may markedly alter a network’s frequency spectrum and may partly be responsible for the rich repertoire of temporal oscillation patterns observed in the brain.
Examination of cracks is performed in field emission gun-scanning electron microscope on the polished surface of the biaxial bending test specimens, with attention being paid to the possibility of crack deflection in the various phases and in the phase boundaries, a phenomenon which may markedly improve the toughness of these eutectic ceramics.
These results suggest that (1) there are certain similarities, but some fundamental differences between the behavioral endpoints measured following intermittent swim stress in comparison to the well-established effects of the intermittent tailshock stress model and (2) the qualitative nature of a stressor may markedly influence the behavioral and physiological consequences of stress and coping.
