The study also indicates that more than one brain injury increases the risk of ill effects and that the older the child, the more profound the potential impact.
In both models, the minicircle group showed more profound antitumor potential than the parent plasmid-treated group (p<0.05; Figure 5C and D).
To obtain a more profound insight on potential binding modes, the virtual screening hits were submitted to molecular docking.
However, it is also plausible that, when compared to surgeons, non-surgeons inject lower volumes of local anesthetics because they have more profound knowledge of potential cardiovascular side effects resulting from the inadvertent intra-vascular injection of these agents.
Herzog and de Meuron, however, have made a more profound statement about the potential of sensual form to achieve epic grandeur, and there are no self-indulgent gestures: every aspect of their design amplifies the experience of attending a soccer game.
The contrast truly could not be more pronounced, nor the potential impact more profound.
Much more profound is the measure's potential to clean up the legacy of over-incarceration--a legacy that has devastated communities of color in California for decades.
If three-year-old Clutter is successful the potential is much more profound than simply saving you a drive (and sore back).
Finally, we discuss how the IDEA system has the potential to catalyze even more profound change by changing how the various systems' stakeholders interact.
For countries with higher incomes and less competitive banking systems, the potential impact could be more profound.
