These observations reinforce an otherwise underestimated role of this cell type in the pathogenesis of SS, as also recently suggested [ 47].
Polymerization of a di-isocyanate with the amine-modified surface of a sol gel derived mesoporous silica network crosslinks the nanoparticles of the silica skeleton, and reinforces the otherwise fragile framework.
Students of amnesia have been increasingly impressed by the frequency with which psychogenic factors appear to reinforce, prolong, or otherwise complicate an organic memory defect.
Such a plan would capture jobs that might head out of town otherwise, reinforce the centrality of New York as a whole and take advantage of the downscaling of individual locations that is becoming corporate writ.
Benulek opted for "Banter is just wit for people who have to plan ahead", blundermouth suggested "Banter is the art of men not being able to communicate with each other", and IfThen went with "Banter and friendly insults establish and reinforce parity among otherwise potentially threatening peers, strangers and rivals".
In three letters provided to TechCrunch (and embedded at the bottom of this post), Sen. Harris, along with several other notable legislators, pointed out recent research showing how facial recognition can produce or reinforce bias, or otherwise misfire.
After the puppy potties outside, then you can be enthusiastic in your greeting, give a treat or otherwise reinforce their potty training.
"It is common for white people to think of racism as overt, intentional acts of discrimination, failing to recognize the ways in which even well-intentioned behaviors can serve to reinforce racial stereotypes or otherwise result in inequitable treatment," she says.
Those two images have reinforced – unfairly or otherwise – an overriding public sense of Osborne as a dilettante possessed of a healthy sense of entitlement.
Pinnules exhibit a distinctly revolute or otherwise reinforced margin.
