Interestingly, this increase in the incidence rates of oral cancers is not linear or proportionate between different quintiles, but there is a sharp and dramatic increase in the incidence rates according to the deprivation status of the neighbourhood.
This change is not linear or proportionate between different SES quintiles, for there is a sharp and dramatic increase in incidence according to the deprivation status of the neighbourhood.
The best-known headfirst style is the Lasta ("Swallow"), modeled on the native bird's sharp wings and dramatic dives.
Hwang's writing veers tonally from sharp and funny to dramatic and sweeping to poetic and lyrical, but it is the emotional intricacy of his characters' struggles — most often strangers in a strange land, unfamiliar with the language or, even more dangerously, with the language of love — that resonates after the curtain falls.
Economic collapse will provoke sharp differences between parties and dramatic government action.
Later, Znaider gave the first performance of Magle's variations for violin and piano in the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, with the pianist Daniel Gortler: Journey in time describes a "kind of scenes or musical images" with the use of sharp dissonances, complicated rhythms and dramatic transitions and thematic formations.
MacRae's music, with its intense lyricism and sharp dramatic intuition, ought be the ideal medium to bring this supernatural drama to life.
The work is highly concentrated and uses the sharp focus, silhouetting, radical simplification and dramatic light contrasts possible with black and white film.
If you're looking for a smooth, sharp, or dramatic look (and you have a steady hand) liquid eyeliner could be the right choice.
This year marks a sharp, dramatic and nearly blasphemous departure for Oklahoma.
The public stage ban 1642 1660 imposed by the Puritan regime represents a long and sharp break in dramatic tradition, but was still never completely successful in suppressing the ideologically hateful make-believe of play-acting.
