The most prominent change that I've made in "Giselle" with the Bolshoi Theater is that in Act II Albrecht, my character, is begging for his life.
Is there any particular mark that you're putting on "Giselle" tomorrow night? A. The most prominent change that I've made in "Giselle" with the Bolshoi Theater is that in Act II Albrecht, my character, is begging for his life.
Cross-sectional studies in humans have found that wall thickening and dilatation are prominent structural changes that occur within large elastic arteries during aging [ 19].
The past 25,000 years can be used as a model for such changes, as they were marked by prominent climatic changes that influenced geographical distribution, demographic history and pattern of genetic variation of many extant species.
H&E staining of tumour sections revealed more prominent morphological changes that were characterised by more extensive mucinous differentiation, lower overall cell density, and fewer cancer cells in metronomic gemcitabine-treated tumours compared with their MTD-treated counterparts.
In order to characterise the most prominent protein changes that arise in livers from rats fed control or ethanol-containing diets with or without betaine supplementation, cytosolic liver proteins were resolved by 1D PAGE.
Silvering and reflectance in the skin is one of the most prominent morphological changes that occur in smolts and was measured by quantifying the average white pixel intensity of a defined region on the left lateral side of the body in 2057 fish.
The most prominent changes were that younger people of both genders with more limited complaints increased among the visitors.
In contrast, the expression levels of the four LiP genes peaked at 18 weeks with more prominent changes than that of the MnP genes.
The initial desertification of the Asian interior is considered to be one of the most prominent climate changes that occurred in the northern hemisphere during the Cenozoic era (Ruddiman and Kutzbach, 1989; Manabe and Broccoli, 1990; Ramstein et al., 1997; An et al., 2001).
