At the speed of evolution, politicians will superficially review the task force's findings, dispute the findings, shelve the findings and start the process again – but only if pressed.
The electrical stimulation reviewed involves a series of stimuli delivered superficially using electrodes placed on the skin.
Steele and Josephs (1990, p. 923) reviewed evidence that alcohol causes "alcohol myopia" defined as "a state of short-sightedness in which superficially understood, immediate aspects of experience have a disproportionate influence on behavior and emotion".
For instance, overexpression of antioxidant enzymes can lead to the superficially surprising result of actually elevating ROS-mediated damage in vivo, as in the case of SOD overexpression in mammalian cells, flies and mice (reviewed in: [35], [36]).
We also review some constructions which, while superficially resembling backward or copy structure, do not provide any evidence for a movement chain.
However, for simplicity the effects of the cell cycle and chromatin on DDRs at the telomeres will only be superficially discussed in this review.
The patient and his wife seem superficially engaged in the process of review, but later describe feeling that the review had added nothing to his care, which remains fragmented, with problems unaddressed.
These data have been superficially referred to in a previous review paper [ 2] but a thorough analysis of the gene lists and associated ontologies has not yet been published.
"Wonder" is an exhibit that "invites the visitor to treat it superficially," Washington Post art critic Philip Kennicott wrote in his review, foreshadowing some visitors' current obsession: snapping a perfect skinny-arm-posed photo in front of the art.
Superficially, it appears that the common law features, especially judicial review and other powers, were often exercised in the nineteenth century.
