A lower PA suggests cell death or decreased cell integrity, whereas a higher PA suggests large quantities of intact cell membranes [40].
There is also some, albeit limited, evidence from the 1970s suggesting large quantities of rice may increase the risk of CRC (Burkitt, 1971; Haenszel et al, 1973).
Data beamed back from the spacecraft suggest that large quantities of frozen water – enough to cover Washington DC in a two mile thick layer of ice – lie in Mercury's permanently shadowed polar craters.
Of course there are other sources of exposure to PAHs, such as air pollution and occupational sources, but these data very clearly suggest that large quantities of PAHs are crossing the placenta and accumulating in the fetus.
Preliminary field reports for the United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) suggest that large quantities of explosive remnants of war (ERW) -- including unexploded and abandoned ammunition such as artillery shells, mortars, rockets, grenades, bullets and aircraft bombs -- have been left behind in the aftermath of air attacks and ground operations.
Crous et al. (2011b) suggested that larger quantities of K are exported from the site through stem bark and stem wood at P. patula harvest than at any other stage of the rotation.
Mr. Xie said that China's trade deficit was probably worse than the latest statistics suggest, because smugglers bring in large quantities of commodities, especially diesel, without declaring them to customs officials or paying the proper taxes.
This suggests that the presence of large quantities of PGRP-SB1 in the hemolymph, in spite of degrading PGN polymers, would not fully suppress Imd pathway activation by Gram-negative bacteria, due to the fact that these bacteria constantly release TCT during growth and division.
However, accumulated data suggest that a single expansion of large quantities of T cells is not sufficient to sustain objective anti-tumor responses in cancer patients [1], [6], [7], [40].
A DEA spokesman declined a VICE News interview request, but recent cases indicate that Mexican cartels are still trafficking large quantities of marijuana, and suggest they may even be attempting to match the potency of America's finest pot.
