"Persona" is a vast tale of life and death, existence and nothingness, reality and dreams, artistic imagination and inescapable physicality and political trauma; in this interview, Bergman evokes both the minor practical basis and the grand existential experience that gave rise to the film.
The true effect of biopsy is difficult to ascertain from the literature the reported morbidity is highly variable, and although post-biopsy adverse events are often referred to as "major" or "minor," the basis of this classification is arbitrary and inconsistent.
In addition, the effects of an additional round of amplification on gene expression profiles have been reported to be minor on the basis of high Pearson correlation coefficients of all genes (0.85 to 0.94) between one and two rounds of amplification [ 4, 10, 11] and of consistent numbers of differentially expressed genes detected between one and two rounds of amplification [ 12].
Should a minor bruise be the basis for making an arrest, for instance?
Markets have staged a minor rally on the basis of the deal.
England, meanwhile, received the customary August rash of doctors' notes excusing players from national duty on the basis of minor strains or tweaks.
He is a selfish and rather foolish old man who has been insulated for too long from the small storms of the world that shake the less fortunate on a daily basis: the minor betrayals and indignities, the illnesses and inconveniences.
Despite its clinical impact, the biological basis of minor depression in the elderly individuals remains poorly understood.
As a result the difference between the Basel Committee and accounting standards setters is no minor spat: the whole basis of bank accounting is opened up by this apparently simple quest for an acceptable standard on debt provisions.
Losen added, however, that suspension rates remained too high and that students are still sent home on a daily basis for minor infractions unrelated to fighting or drugs.
