When Diocletian resigned, chaos ensued, but after the chaos had subsided, most of his reforms remained in effect.
So, in effect, academic staff are currently subsiding their universities by an average of £10,000 a year.
Both those decisions were still in effect and would be reversed once the crisis subsided, YouTube told the paper.
Results from three studies using intratracheal dosing of carbon nanotubes in rodents indicate significant acute inflammatory pulmonary effects that either subsided in rats (Warheit et al. 2004) or were more persistent in mice (Lam et al. 2004; Shvedova et al. 2004b).
In comparison, no death was reported among mouse received mixed licorice-aconite decoction, while mild toxic effects were observed but subsided in 3 h.
The strength of the effect did not depend significantly on the spatial extent of the field over which luminance changed, and it subsided in approximately 400 ms. A downward luminance step had a somewhat smaller and less persistent effect.
Clinical trial results showed around 7% of patients had some side-effects including vomiting, cramps and reflux, which generally subsided in a day or two.
However, "both of those trends subsequently subsided" in the interviews conducted from Friday through Sunday, leaving only a "slight" net effect on the candidate ratings.
The detrimental health effects resulting from asbestos exposure are not likely to subside in the near future.
The atmospheric effects lasted from July through November, even though the storm subsided in September.
These gastrointestinal side effects affected 15%to30%0% of patients across different clinical trials and usually subsided in 15%to30%0% of patients after a few weeks of treatment.
