Response to smoking cessation treatment programs sharply decreases when applied to smokers with psychiatric comorbidities.
He has also varied and lightened his basic palette of black, brown and maroon with a sparing use of bright colors, often applied to sharply focused symbolic images drawn from newspaper photographs, television, popular graphics and digital sources.
The electrostatic coupling strength between the resonators is sharply dependant on the applied polarization voltages to the resonators.
They include conductor Dimitri Mitropoulos, who prodded Bernstein toward conducting, the composer Aaron Copland, who applied a sharply critical eye to his compositions, and conductor Serge Koussevitzky, who became a close friend.
It remains well below the nearly 100,000 who sought entry to law school at the depths of the last recession in 1991, but it is expected to increase even more sharply for those applying for next year's class.
The applied voltage declined sharply at the start of the BPMED procedure.
But the revenue would drop sharply, to $162 billion, if the tax applied only to more affluent people: individuals with incomes over $100,000 and families over $200,000.
When a magnetic field is applied, these levels become separated sharply; i.e., the corresponding energies are widely different, with the lowest levels occupied by dipoles most closely aligned with the applied field.
The P s value increases sharply when the external magnetic field is applied from 0 to 40 Oe.
However, as strain is applied, the ripple amplitude decreases sharply, indicating that ripple effect disappears rapidly at a small strain.
