But a 'bottom up' movement might well have some permanent effects".
Repeated exposures to such acceleration do not usually have permanent effects.
Patients with asthma or other lung problems before their exposures are the most likely to have permanent effects, said Dr. Grotz, as are children and the elderly.
"Among forces of change, urbanization will have the most direct, immediate and permanent effects on the extent, condition and health of forests," the study found.
These events may produce long-term and permanent effects on how voters see the candidates, but they often overshoot the mark in the close term.
(There is some mention in passing on Page 17 and again on Page 18, but in the context of downplaying potential permanent effects of crises).
"Research on animals shows that [only] a year of stresss early in development tends to have permanent effects," a level not reached by most parents.
Does it make any sense at all to expand this category to include drugs that treat conditions like hypertension or elevated cholesterol, which have permanent effects on many organs in the body?
But the pamphlet says research has not shown that repeated concussions had permanent effects "if each injury is managed properly," a tautology that outside doctors called misleading and worse.
Just this week, a recent study found that casual marijuana use can have permanent effects on the brain As the discussion about parenting and marijuana continues, we want to hear from you.
Klay writes with a powerful restraint about the inversion of normal reality called combat, its permanent effects on bodies and souls, but the best stories in "Redeployment" look at war from a slight distance.
