His left ear, the only one visible (the right one, presumably damaged, was covered by a head cloth), stuck out like an open door.
At stage center, meanwhile, is Mabel Tidings Bigelow, the woman of all ages, who is touched and presumably damaged by all these tragedies, not to mention alcoholism, a recurring dysfunction apparently among men only.
These tests, given as late as 1965, were intended to flush out social and emotional nonconformists who, presumably damaged by the stresses of training and prolonged "development" on the job, might disrupt the delicate ecosystem of the tower.
He then apologetically held up his hand as he walked to his chair to switch out his presumably damaged equipment, inviting even more boos from the crowd but no audible warning for racket abuse from the chair umpire.
Washington steered a northwesterly course toward the Russell Islands to draw the Japanese force away from Guadalcanal and the presumably damaged South Dakota.
Formalin fixation is known to impair PCR, presumably through damage that blocks polymerase elongation, but an insidious possibility is error prone translesion synthesis across sites of damage, producing in vitro artifactual mutations during PCR.
Our data also suggest that IL-17RA signaling regulates neutrophil and monocyte recruitment to the liver during HFD stress something associated with altered activation of the NADPH oxidase cascade, lipid peroxidation, and, presumably, hepatocellular damage.
In a mice model of influenza infection, hyperthermia, a potential class I APE, is beneficial because it increases leukocyte count and diminishes proinflammatory cytokines, presumably avoiding damage to infected tissue [ 9].
These inclusions presumably contain damaged polyubiquitinated proteins, resembling aggresomes, perhaps due to free-radical damage to cell proteins as Seifert et al.
