This may mirror the prominence of muscle involvement in those human mitochondrial diseases where the primary defect causes only a decrease in the activity of cIV (20) or cIII (50).
Critics fumed that he could not return to such prominence after conviction for involvement in barbaric activities that include beating, drowning and electrocution of dogs.
The absence of a result may suggest that those with sporadic bvFTD and MAPT mutations have overlapping profiles of white matter pathology, at least in part, which is supported by the prominence of uncinate fasciculus involvement seen when considering all bvFTD patients collectively.
Hailed by People magazine as the "Drag Queen Of The Century," Divine largely rose to prominence from his work and involvement with a number of John Waters films.
Even though patient involvement was gaining prominence at the meso level − and to a lesser extent at the micro level − relevant tools for measuring and using patient experiences in QI work were lacking, and available measures of patient experience were not being used meaningfully or systematically.
45 But CSO4 levels in epidermis are an order of magnitude higher than are levels in blood, 45, 47 likely explaining the prominence of epidermal vs. other organ involvement in XLI.
American Crossroads' involvement reflects the campaign's growing national prominence, with top Democrats trying to turn it into a referendum on the policies Republicans are championing in Washington.
By giving prominence to the issues of quarantine and to the involvement of the Catholic Church in propagating the doctrine of contagion, and by telling an exciting story in which the hero, Maclean, contracts and survives the plague.
Despite Jensen's involvement the latter still retains the busty design prominence often seen on female gaming characters.
This prominence of non-cardiovascular disorders can be partly attributed to the involvement of the cardiovascular factor in various disease conditions [ 37], such as diabetic nephropathy, pheochromocytoma and diabetes mellitus.
