Upon its release, No Pressure provoked an immediate negative reaction in the media, and the resulting controversy became widely referred to as "splattergate" by bloggers.
19 Pressure provoked pain thresholds were mapped using a commercially available force transducer with a rubber tip of 0.5 cm (Algometer, JTECH, medical, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA).
It has been reported that women with low weights have an increased risk of fetal growth retardation [ 33], which can be explained by an increased rate of vasoconstriction and decreased serum glucose levels due to poor diet and decreased blood pressure, provoking reduced placental perfusion [ 34].
The role of thermally induced pressures provoked by the liquids confined inside the nanopores in the photoacoustic process has been analyzed.
In vivo, in the spiny dogfish Squalus acanthias, bombesin increases the dorsal aortic blood pressure and provokes a bradycardia that might be reflexly mediated (Nilsson and Holmgren, 1992).
Vascular disease, such as high blood pressure, may provoke it, and such diseases as scurvy and hemophilia also may be responsible.
By then company officials had been posted to most parts of Northern Rhodesia and levied taxes in order to force Africans to seek work; such pressure sometimes provoked violent, but small-scale, resistance.
Some State Department advisers tell him that too much pressure will provoke Iran to retaliate in Afghanistan (which Mr Ahmadinejad visited this week), with troubling consequences for the war on which the fate of his presidency may ultimately hang.
Waves of arrests, prompted partly by Western and Saudi pressure, have provoked an escalation of al-Qaeda attacks that culminated in a double car-bombing of America's embassy in Sana'a last September; the attack failed to penetrate the fortified compound but left 16 people dead.In this section An arresting and hopeful surprise Will power really be shared?
