First, there was a significant extent of intra-class variations for each material category.
The significant extent of skin penetration was most likely attributed to the fact that nanoparticles provided superior skin hydration, which was helpful for improving the permeation effect [49].
Given the relatively fast flow rate and the shallowness of the aquifers, it is unlikely that the well and spring water is supplied to a significant extent by, for example, fossil aquifers and paleowater.
Controlling for comorbid cluster C PDs did not influence the SF-36 scores of the cluster A+B PDs to any significant extent, while control for Axis disorders significantly reduced the MH scores in the cluster A+B and cluster C groups.
And to a significant extent, Radio Liberty, which for a long time was a journalistic organisation, has become a propaganda instrument," Babitsky claimed in an interview in Donetsk recently.
(In fact, even in countries like the United States that rely to a significant extent on market systems for the purchase of health insurance, individuals typically have little choice between health insurance plans with substantially different levels of coverage and cost).
The concentration of hydrogen peroxide does not influence the molecular weight to a significant extent except at extreme values for which enzyme degradation or side reactions interfere with the normal enzymatic cycle.
In addition, ORF4 mutant viruses with a reduced capacity to activate Akt showed the same phenotype, and activation of Akt by insulin was able to release this phenotype to a significant extent, thus providing further evidence for a role of Akt activation in promoting infection.
However, there are major regulatory mechanisms controlling normal brain plasticity and, to a significant extent, forming a determinative background for specific pathological events accompanying mental diseases.
Studies of dinosaurs, for example, cannot rely to any significant extent upon genetic evidence, and the scope for experiment is likewise very limited and necessarily indirect.
