This is more profound when the warping effect is taken into account.
This effect is just as profound when using salt at the table, with one distinction.
Remembrance is most profound when it is personal, informed, voluntary and involves reflection and empathy.
This issue becomes more profound when model parameters exhibit uncertainty, which is quite common in geological and geotechnical problems.
The effects were less profound when a lower dose was examined (30 mg/kg/day), although significant neuroprotection still occurred.
The utterance of one of those telegraphic banalities that become profound when issued from the dark beyond.
The conversation may seem superficial but could be considered positively profound when viewed next to other forms of FB interaction.
The socio-economic consequences of such regime shifts are profound when human and ecological health is compromised1,3.
Ignorance was even more profound when the researchers asked the public which kind of genetically modified crops are actually grown in China.
The disconnect between actions and words is most profound when one chooses the generator's option to reproduce a classic fairy tale.
In New York, yoga is an important part of my day, but it can be more profound when I'm in San Francisco pitching someone".
