Mice that were repeatedly given mild concussions with only a day to recover suffered mounting damage and brain inflammation that was still evident a year after injury.
The diagnosis came out of the blue, if you don't count the months of terrible itching, exhaustion and excruciating upper back pain that were repeatedly put down to the niggles of pregnancy.
Serena Williams and Roger Federer got in their morning practice sessions just before rain fell, and the most common site Friday were teams of workers using squeegees on the tarps that were repeatedly pulled on and off the courts.
That Knight Riders got even that close was down in large part to some terrible bowling from the Royals, who gave away 26 runs in extras and bowled a succession of hittable deliveries, targeting Yusuf Pathan with medium-pace short balls that were repeatedly despatched to the boundary.
And while no such military exercises were being conducted off the beaches of Isla San José, the vessel that the scientists radioed turned out to be a research ship dragging an array of powerful underwater air guns that were repeatedly set off the previous morning in the course of seismic tests of the region's ocean floor.
Though Mr. Hughart was not an executive at Upper Big Branch at the time of the disaster, he had served as an officer or director at two dozen Massey subsidiaries that were repeatedly cited for violations during the 20 years he worked closely with Don Blankenship, the combative — and now retired — Massey chief executive.
This South American subtropical plain is defined as large alluvial fan sediments of the main rivers that were repeatedly deposited during the late Quaternary under diverse climatic conditions.
Conversely, the few households that were repeatedly victimized in a year accounted for 40% of the crimes in that period (Tseloni et al. 2004).
The most widely planted rice varieties were developed from a limited number of ancestral lines that were repeatedly used as parents in breeding programs.
Here, we present a novel multi-nuclide approach to study the landscape evolution and past erosion rates in terrains with a complex exposure history, particularly focusing on regions that were repeatedly covered by glaciers or ice sheets during the Quaternary.
Method: We examined the main cohort of the SCDS to determine if this might be true using a longitudinal multiple regression analysis design that focused on those endpoints that were repeatedly measured at different ages.
