It signaled the presidential campaign's transition into a final-stretch, make-or-break phase in which the packaging would get more fanciful, the strategies more inventive, the surrogates more numerous and their movements more frequent and rapid.
The results of the analysis show that HSRs have significantly changed the spatial redistribution of economic activities due to more frequent and rapid mobility.
The haplotype AAAC, including the risk allele rs10838524 A was found suggestively more frequent in rapid cycling cases in both the case-control (OR = 1.34, P = 0.043) and in the case-case material (OR = 1.41, P = 0.033).
Natural polymorphisms in HIV-1 subtypes have been postulated to play an important role in drug resistance pathways [66], including the propensity of HIV-1 subtype C virus that is predominant in Sub-Saharan Africa [67], for more frequent and rapid development of the K65R tenofovir-resistance mutation, noted by some investigators [68], [69] though not by others [70].
Natural polymorphisms in HIV subtypes may play an important role in drug resistance, including the propensity of HIV subtype C virus that is predominant in Sub-Saharan Africa for more frequent and rapid development of the K65R tenofovir-resistance mutation noted by some investigators [44], though not by others [45].
The present findings confirm prior evidence that functional brain changes are more frequent and rapid than structural plasticity (Bruel-Jungerman et al. 2007).
This theory is strengthened by the fact that respiratory disturbances are more frequent during rapid eye movement (REM) sleep when the tone of the UA dilator muscles is reduced.
The early evidence for antitumour effect of IFNs came from carcinogenesis experiments employing mice that lack IFN- γ, where spontaneous tumour development was more frequent and rapid as compared to wild-type mice.
8 10 Using ambulatory monitoring methods in two of their studies, both research groups could show that patients with BPD differ in the experience of aversive tension from healthy controls regarding mean levels and variation over time (higher levels, more frequent and rapid increases, longer persistence and slower refraction of aversive tension).
"Tennis requires more frequent, repetitive and rapid rotation from the lumbar spine than other sports," the study said.
