But the end result is always the same; a wave of glucose enters your bloodstream, your liver quakes out insulin, and potential ramifications follow.
"It's unpalatable but it's much better than being found unfit to plead with all of the possible ramifications that follow," he said.
Should the English and French clubs withdraw from the Heineken Cup, severe ramifications would follow for professional rugby in Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales, whose teams depend on the vital revenue stream from European rugby to stay afloat.
There are a number of social and political ramifications that follow from Spinoza's ethical doctrines of human action and well-being.
There will be more ramifications to follow but what has already happened is so damaging that whatever else takes place will simply pile on to this tragedy.
In light of the serious ramifications that would follow an unequivocal demonstration of prion disease transmission to fish, it must be emphasized here that the abnormal deposition we observed in the brains of the TSE-challenged fish could possibly have resulted from pathogenic factors other than the prions they were fed.
The dangerous ramifications of the standoff that followed the shelling of a South Korean island two weeks ago were dramatised by an anonymous briefing given today to the Washington Post by a "senior administration official".
When placed in vitro, Purkinje cells of both ages undergo an initial phase of neurite elongation followed by the development of terminal ramifications.
In this context, we took both pharmacological as well as RNAi approaches to block specifically mTORC1, mTORC2 or both followed by biochemical analysis of metabolic ramifications of inhibition mTOR in cancer cells, specifically HCC and RCC.
Ducts can be seen entering, branching within and leaving a thick section, so it is possible to follow the ramifications of all ducts throughout a whole breast, but very laborious to do so by manual methods.
