On Monday, Castro called together four top scientific advisers including Tomás Gutiérrez Pérez, head of Cuba's meteorology service, and science minister Col. José Luis Navarro Herrero, to brief him on the consequences of a small-scale nuclear war.
Neuroischemic ulcers often appear in the dorsal and lateral zones of the foot as the consequence of a small traumatic injury or shear.
This interaction term seemed to be the consequence of a small number of white non-native English speaking candidates, relatively few of whom obtained unconditional offers.
The most endogamous village of Okljucna had the lowest MLH values and the highest FADC and FEstim values (the large variation was the consequence of a small sample size of only 17 individuals).
The limited efficacy of DOP receptor agonists is thought to be the consequence of a small proportion of receptors expressed at the plasma membrane in neurons throughout the pain pathway (Cahill et al., 2001; 2003; Morinville et al., 2003; Gendron et al., 2006; 2007a, b).
Citirik hypothesized that smaller disc and small physiologic cupping is the consequence of a relatively small scleral canal and a small opening in Bruch membrane or both may contribute to increased intraneural tissue pressure, and may be associated with distortion of the retinal vessels leading to RVO [ 7].
To investigate the consequences of using a smaller data set, a tree was constructed from the same starting set of pairwise distances, but including only those genera with two or more sequenced representatives.
AstraZeneca is not alone in the pharma business in facing patent expiries, the consequences of a squeeze from government healthcare spending and smaller pipelines of new products.
This weak association could not be the consequence of a possible smaller role of lipoproteins in the arteriosclerosis process, since this role is widely documented in the literature.
