Questionnaires regarding subsequent pregnancies were mailed to patients with current mailing addresses available.
Results regarding subsequent cannabis use were heterogeneous.
Moreover, the formation and subsequent perfection of disordered crystals are also evidenced by the sharp transition of integrated scattering intensity revealed by depolarized light scattering measurements.
The advent, and subsequent perfection, of Bunsen and Kirchhoff's spectroscopy2 throughout the early 1860s coincided with an increased understanding of patterns in the properties of elements, which culminated with Mendeleev's first periodic table of 1869.
Upon heating from the glassy state, these samples exhibit exothermic transitions, between −15 and 120°C, that correspond to the formation and subsequent perfection of the microcrystalline regions observed by STEM dark field.
Measurement of retinal vascular caliber may provide prognostic information regarding the subsequent risk of diabetic retinopathy.
28 Taran), which builds on ideas attested for the early Pythagoreans (e.g., ten as the perfect number, although Zhmud regards the perfection of ten as a Platonic rather than a Pythagorean doctrine 2012a, 404 09).
But while the visitors' distribution was regarded as "perfection and artistry in their highest stages," they did not have "the aggressive stroke that makes for a powerful scoring machine".
There's no doubting the insatiable appetite for upgrading, for moving things a little closer to whatever people regard as perfection: bigger, brighter, better.
It is more likely, however, that Jesus the eschatological prophet regarded perfection as quite possible during the short period before the arrival of the Son of Man.
Like Heiberg, he regarded perfection of form as more important than content, as is clearly expressed in his set of satirical letters, Gjenganger-breve (1830; "Letters of a Ghost"), which were a great success.
