General characteristics are low N application rates on grazed grassland, associated with the restriction on nitrate leaching, animals housed in low-emission stables, associated with the restriction on ammonia volatilization, and a substantial part of the concentrates produced in the region, associated with the restriction on P surplus.
None of the horses from the stables associated with the first 2 human cases (patients 1 and 2) showed any signs of respiratory illness.
Phosphorites also form on stable areas associated with sandstone or shale.
For example, the reforms were often counterproductive in developing and transitional states because these states lacked the stable framework associated with elder public disciplines such as credible policy, predictable resources, and a public-service ethic.
Previous studies suggested that CKD primarily due to surgical removal of nephrons (CKD-S) may be more stable and associated with better survival than CKD due to medical causes (CKD-M).
The idea of a strongly stable GFEM associated with one of the two axioms has been introduced; strong stability of the GFEM is important for designing efficient iterative methods to solve the underlying linear system.
If the spacecraft is inserted to the stable manifold associated with the collinear libration points, it will approach the nominal orbit without any more maneuvers, and the total fuel consumption will be reduced.
The deterministic simplification of the system is characterized by a stable focus associated with damped oscillations; the stochastic component perturbs this equilibrium and causes sustained oscillations.
The main outcome of this switch is a loss of plasticity inasmuch as DNA methylation is considered a much more stable modification associated with inactive chromatin.
We further showed that this hypotensive state was stable and associated with improvements in cardiac and pulmonary function, increased oxygen delivery, and normal lactate levels.
As the patient population is generally young, major revisions are required to restore a stable fixation, associated with additional bone loss [ 3, 4].
