When George Benjamin's exquisitely ghoulish new opera, "Written on Skin," reached London and Tanglewood.
Subsequently, applying one-way Anova on the transformed data revealed that the differences between the animals transplanted with wild-type lymph nodes and K14mOVA skin and animals transplanted with K14mOVA lymph nodes and skin reached a p-value of 0.036, and thus statistically significantly different from each other.
That means, he said, that while the waves could penetrate clothing, they would barely enter the skin, reaching a depth of only one sixty-fourth of an inch.
Increasing the concentration of -menthol β-d-glucoside intensified the cooling effect on the skin, reaching the maximum score of 5 at a concentration of 0.25%, whereas menthol required a concentration of 1%.
It jumped out and immediately started scraping at our brains, permeating our skin, reaching for our souls. .
[51] The concentration of previtamin D in the skin reaches an equilibrium in white skin within 20 min of ultraviolet exposure.
Less energetic than UVB, but present in larger amounts, UVA radiation (320 400 nm) penetrates deeper into the skin, reaching the dermis.
Furthermore, after 60-day dermal exposure, TiO2 nanoparticles could penetrate through the skin, reach different tissues and induce diverse pathological lesions in several major organs (Wu et al. 2009).
UVA/B rays penetrate the skin, reach cells, and are absorbed by proteins, lipids, and nuclear and mitochondrial DNA, causing a cascade of oxidative events that can result in progressive deterioration of cellular structure and function.
In later stages of this disease, again, usually in a span of two weeks, you will observe that the lesions have started to grow and penetrate deep into your skin reaching until your bones.
Whereas one of the estimated odds ratios for skin phototype reached significance, logistic regression failed to show an effect for skin color, although a (nonsignificant) trend in the frequency distributions for the three categories of skin color can be observed in the expected direction (distribution in patients opposed to that in controls).
