Their mission was both simple and profound: to broaden hearts and minds, to change stereotypical perceptions of West Virginians, and to shed light on what it means to be queer in a rural community.
The advent and routine use of stone tools likely had a profound effect in broadening the range of food types available to our omnivorous primate ancestors.
And then there was a breathtaking cha cha performance by Iraqi war vet and double-amputee Noah Galloway, 33, who proved that, as judge Carrie Ann, 47, said, "was profound, and you're broadening my scope of what dance looks like".
Lattice strain, defects, and crystallite size have a profound effect in the shifting, peak broadening, and on the intensity of the Raman peaks [42, 43].
FSIs were primarily distinguished from NFSIs by their narrow action potential waveforms with profound after-hyperpolarizations (AHPs), a negligible spike broadening and spike amplitude reduction during trains (Cauli et al., 1997; Daw et al., 2007).
By Ellen Tolmie "Photographic images of children are the most common, the most sacred and at times the most controversial images of our times … They can be both banal and profound; they can narrow perceptions by reinforcing clichés or broaden perspectives by kindling the imagination".
Our series also identified some new clinical features including profound electrolyte derangement (hypocalcaemia and hypomagnesaemia) and endocrine disturbance (hypothyroidism, diabetes insipidus) that broaden the clinical phenotype (Table 4 and Supplementary material).
This broadens our current view of TLR function in health and disease, and has profound implications for the development of TLR agonists and antagonists in the clinic.
This broadens our current view of TLR function in health and disease, and has profound implications for the development of novel therapeutics aiming at actively resolving inflammation.
