The developmental change in duration was straightforward; younger pups produced syllables with greater variation in duration (Fig. 5A and 5D), but the proportions of longer syllables diminished as pups aged.
(Donna is a straightforward, lively young woman, and Ms. Alley, who has transcended vanity for the role, plays her with great energy if not great depth.) Ricardo insists that he has seen it done that way in a movie, and so they agree to go to a movie together to establish who's right.
The molecular mechanisms that link cell cycle to cell death in this situation are not fully understood, but the relationship is completely straightforward in young postmitotic neurons.
Bruce Lee was very modern, young, straightforward.
"Then a bad time comes," Tai Shan recounts in the straightforward manner of young schoolboys.
Read it as a straightforward narrative about young hopefuls crushed under the wheels of poverty and power, and the shuffled time-sequences, the visionary interludes and the distracting shifts of mood and tone will disappoint.
University Singles Events Are Terrible This should be straightforward: You're young, you're smart, you're reading VICE, of course you're not going to a Valentine's traffic light party at the Student Union.
Applicants with the most straightforward cases — including younger people enrolled in school, recently graduated, or living with their parents — have an easier time showing that they have continuously resided in the United States since June 2007, one of the criteria for approval, and therefore may have applied earlier, the authors wrote.
GPs commented that guidelines were essentially not designed for these complex patients (G, H) and felt that in these cases implementation was not as straightforward as in younger patients (I).
Its leader was negotiating with the city sanitation department over the site of a new dump, a straightforward effort that the young anti-fascists of 1945 Berlin would have approved.
