The human brain normally undergoes widespread synapse pruning during adolescence, but excessive paring during this period, due to increased C4 activity, could lead to the cognitive symptoms seen in schizophrenia.
By Hendrik Hertzberg The deliberations of the editorial board of the Baylor Lariat do not normally attract widespread notice beyond the environs of Waco, Texas — or within them, for that matter — but these are not normal times, and the Lariat's editorial the other Friday was not, in the opinion of some, a sufficiently normal editorial.
The deliberations of the editorial board of the Baylor Lariat do not normally attract widespread notice beyond the environs of Waco, Texas — or within them, for that matter — but these are not normal times, and the Lariat's editorial the other Friday was not, in the opinion of some, a sufficiently normal editorial.
Increases in food grain prices normally have widespread inflationary impact.
One explanation on poor communication might be that PHC units are normally geographically widespread, which may complicate collaboration with universities.
The first historical mention of the use of hops in beer was from 822 AD in monastery rules written by Adalhard the Elder, also known as Adalard of Corbie, though the date normally given for widespread cultivation of hops for use in beer is the thirteenth century.
MRSA, short for methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, is a drug-resistant form of the widespread and normally harmless S. aureus bacteria.
Grade inflation — a term normally associated with students — is widespread among Bay Area teachers, who receive so many favorable evaluations that it is impossible to tell how well they are performing, some educators say.
Nevertheless, Spink, Lipp, and Giancaspro were keen to stress that dietary-supplement fraud is a very real and widespread problem — though normally they expect to find it in the kinds of products that are advertised in junk e-mail rather than in the aisles of major retailers.
Rather than playing an evolutionary neutral passenger role and representing a surrogate of general epigenetic dysregulation, the widespread hypermethylation of normally repressed genes in cancer could have other impacts on carcinogenesis and progression.
