This would have the much more profound consequence of the steady erosion of the jobs and prosperity that this sector has brought to Scotland for two centuries," Alexander said.
One long-term process with profound implications was the steady departure of the various sciences from philosophy to form autonomous disciplines.
Therefore, disturbances of the deposition and/or turnover of the matrix and/or of its three dimensional architecture and composition are invariably accompanied by profound changes of the steady state tissue fluid dynamics, eventually evolving towards severe lung disease.
Reverse transcriptase PCR (RT-PCR) and sequence analysis showed that the branch-site mutation resulted in a profound decrease in the steady-state level of NUBPL mRNA, quantified as 15% of control levels.
On the whole Menmuir steers a steady course; the result is profound and discomfiting, and deserving of multiple readings.
Fibroblasts and skeletal muscle of our patient showed impaired complex IV activity, associated with a profound defect in COX assembly, and decreased steady-state levels of complex IV proteins.
It illuminates, through the steady radiance of its author's profound moral intelligence, the world we thought we knew.
Little wonder, then, that the language of extravagant regard in that New York Times Book Review write-up of Jonathan Franzen – "Like all great novels," Freedom "illuminates, through the steady radiance of its author's profound moral intelligence" – is rarely lavished on female novelists.
Second, and most strikingly, these changes in steady-state mRNA levels predict a profound effect on the proteome, as KEGG cell signaling pathways are characterized by an increased magnitude of IUPs as compared to metabolic and biosynthetic pathways.
The next track signals a profound shift, as Mr. Haden, in a humble but steady voice, sings "Oh Shenandoah," acknowledging the faraway origins of his own tale.
