Despite these commercial origins, by the early 1990s the term had precipitated a change in the consciousness of musicians and producers, and world music had become a bona fide musical genre.
While discounting fears of a near-term crisis precipitated by glacial melt, the National Research Council report also warned of potential long-term risks associated with the climatic warming of the region.
Finally, there was a cardio scare for Curry that soured the Bulls on committing to him long-term and precipitated the trade to New York, where he never had complementary frontline talent and ultimately regressed with physical and personal problems to the point of invisibility.
It is of course shameful that the UK, whose actions in Afghanistan and Iraq helped in the long term to precipitate the crisis, has done so little for them.
Both tested methods are sensitive to calcite precipitation, with SIP offering additional information related to long term stability of precipitated carbonate.
To prospectively characterize acute hyperammonemic episodes in patients with urea cycle disorders (UCDs) in terms of precipitating factors, treatments, and use of medical resources.
There were no significant differences in terms of precipitating risk factors for HF hospitalisation between the two groups.
In terms of precipitating factors, several endogenous and exogenous factors that stimulate the Na+ K+-ATPase have beeNa+ K+-ATPase precipitate attacks of TPP (17, 18, 19).
There were no significant differences in terms of precipitating factors for HF hospitalisation between the two groups (tables 5 and 6).
