If Americans have Manifest Destiny, then ours seems to be possible destiny, or not-as-manifest-as-it-seems destiny.
Despite the specific GO deposition increase from 4.3 to 43.3 × 10−5 g cm−2 (ninefold layer thickness growth), its effect on the permeation flux is not significant, as manifested by only a little decrease in the flux.
The Mediterranean's bearing on the countries around it was not always as manifest as during antiquity; from 200 B.C. to 200 A.D., there was a higher density of commercial traffic than at any time in the following millennium.
Yield estimates have to address not only decreasing water availability, as manifested by declining water levels, but also deterioration of water quality caused by, e.g., seawater intrusion or agrochemical use.
At a dose of 40 mg kg−1, sorafenib did not elicit any overt toxicity, as manifested by weight loss, unkempt appearance, mortality, and distress behaviour, in all sorafenib-treated animals during the course of treatment.
While alterations in the rate of SVE may not be manifested as a change in the recycling vesicle pool size, reactivation of neurons from ethanol-induced activity blockade may depend on the efficiency of neurotransmission.
Another report demonstrated reduced TL in the kidneys (and liver) as a response to catch-up growth in male rats and a reduced life span-but with the reduction in life span taking place relatively late in life (i.e., not being manifested as an increase in juvenile mortality due to kidney and liver failure [45]).
Asymptomatic subjects with ECAC are not firstly manifested as acute coronary events but presented a high level of chronic CAD-related events during the 6.3 ±3.4 year follow-up.
A lower haemoglobin threshold for blood transfusion is also beneficial [ 11], emphasising the likely immune-modifying effects of allogenic blood that are not immediately manifested as a transfusion reaction.
