As the glomerular filtrate passes through the proximal tubule, 80percentt of the water, and many substances of value to the body (e.g., glucose), is reabsorbed into the blood capillaries surrounding the tubule.
In rose gold, a substance of enduring value is transformed into a consumer item with the half-life of all things modish.
Unlike the societies of Europe, rife with ethno-national tensions, these men, like the rest of their Muslim American cohort, were endowed with not just the promise of, but indeed the substance of revered values, like "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness".
Sometimes the fear of what the values mean causes employees and managers to focus more on the perceived (and not necessarily yet realized) consequences and less on the substance of changing values.
Examination of areas of potential vulnerability to circulating toxic substances may be of value in the experimental testing of substances for neurotoxicity, where pharmacological tests may be negative and clinical symptoms difficult to assess.
The result is that anyone who says anything of substance or value, who shows an iota of real emotion will be eaten alive in an endless cable news cycle reinforced by the cowardly hatred that self-amplifies in chat rooms and on social media.
Nothing of substance or value will happen until each one of us is willing to say, "Here's something that the government currently provides that I can and will do without".
And the picture has already covertly established the cultural substance and value of toys with the enchanting Woody memorabilia of the 50s.
Furthermore, our studies indicate that the salivary glands of Anopheles mosquitoes express a variety of pharmacologically active substances that may be of value for designing novel anti-thrombotic or anti-platelet drugs for the treatment of cardiovascular disorders.
Among Cuba-watchers, opinion is divided over the substance or value of Raúl Castro's move to release the prisoners.
