When taken with or just after a drink, it notably blunts its thrust.
Although the relationship between the different HPA axis states to the pathophysiology of these disorders is unclear, perhaps the most robust biological effect in psychiatry is altered glucocorticoid feedback efficacy upon the HPA axis in various disease states, notably blunted feedback in melancholic depression and enhanced feedback in PTSD [45,317].
Ms. Bartley said their pleas had been greeted with sympathy -- notably from Representative Blunt, whose daughter went to law school with Ms. Bartley -- but no action.
It will take a lot, since she will have to unseat a well-entrenched incumbent, Jeb Bush, who just happens to be the president's younger brother.Ms Reno, notably dry and blunt in office, is an unknown quantity when it comes to campaigning.
Perhaps most notably, he co-sponsored the Blunt Amendment, which would have allowed employers to refuse to pay for certain health benefits, including contraception, if they opposed them on religious grounds.
Since her husband's election as president in 2009, Michelle Obama has appeared on the cover of Vogue twice (notably sporting a bold new blunt fringe for her most recent issue, in April 2013).
Democrats, on the other hand, keep falling back on the same blunt policy instruments most notably arbitrary caps on private pay that even make many in the frustrated middle queasy and that are easy pickings for Wall Street lobbyists.
Notably, we observed four cases in which blunt and staggered DSBs appear to be positioned side-by-side within a neointron.
MPs may trim the budget, which they claim is inflationary in its present form, but they dare not blunt its populist thrust.It is also notably generous to state entities that disseminate the official ideology.
In recent years, efforts to curb state spending have been blunted by advertising campaigns by unions, notably 1199/S.E.I.U., the health care union.
