"She has a skin addition," said my son six-year-old son Connor, and I had to hide my smile over his error, as he obviously meant "skin condition".
But then, as I thought about it a little more, skin addition is pretty accurate, too -- after all, my daughter Brenna's body produces too much skin as an effect of the rare genetic disorder she was born with, called Harlequin ichthyosis.
The closest Carell gets to suggesting anything remotely off-beam is the effect on his fellow cast members when he climbed into the unpleasant teeth-hair-skin additions necessary for the Du Pont role.
The bags come in several colors, and in ostrich and crocodile skin in addition to leather.
The benefits of having sex are huge, from releasing feel good endorphins, to reducing stress, making you sleep better and giving you glowing skin, in addition to warding off sexual dysfunction problems.
Topical creams containing hormones such as estrogen, progesterone, or testosterone can be absorbed through your pet's skin in addition to being ingested.
Mercifully, in each show, everyone has a thick skin in addition to a sharp tongue, which keeps their battles from becoming abusive.
Cheng has described the game as "pixel-shader heavy", taking advantage of the feature in rendering "metal, wood, stone, blood, skin," in addition to water, which was the only use Morrowind made of the technology.
This study highlights the antioxidant role of selenoproteins in skin in addition to keratinocyte adhesion and growth in culture, reporting a crucial role of selenoproteins in cutaneous development and function.
Another study showed improved clotting of wounds on the surface of pig skin, in addition to establishing safe operating parameters for LTP exposure [ 107].
Dooley et al. (2000) report that they found SULT 1A1 and SULT1A3 transcripts ubiquitously in human epithelial tissues and cultured cells, and in the skin, in addition, SULT1E1, and SULT2B1a/b transcripts.
