If the affected area is small, application of creams containing corticosteroids may help restore pigment.
For a system governed by this law, assuming each transformation induced by breakage is small, application of the central limit theorem demonstrates that the logarithm of the variable undergoing change will be asymptotically normally distributed50, with the breadth of the lognormal distribution reflecting the number of independent transformations that are responsible for its formation48,51.
Often just a small application of bleach will eliminate mildew stains without the need for scrubbing.
The drought was interrupted by the small, single application of water on March 1 to prevent tree mortality.
With the sharp tip of the smallest tubulator (application rate of 25 t ha 1; depth of 5 cm) the draught forces in the field were from 520 to 1080 N, depending on soil.
Finally, a small application to the problem of spatial downscaling of the GDP aggregate data is presented.
The third one consisted of measuring the ATT on the operated knee at the end of the arthroscopy after the application of small adhesive dressings.
In trabecular bone of the metaphysis, the application of very small amplitude, high frequency accelerations for 20 min/d over a 3 wk period was associated with 70% greater (p<0.05) bone formation rates when compared to contralateral control tibae (Fig. 1).
In contrast, the smallest tested BS application of 225 m3 ha−1 (55 kg N ha−1, 17 kg P ha−1) did not affect Pcoll concentrations in leachates.
First, the number of RT-PCR-positive pertussis samples is small, limiting the application of the results to the general population.
Besides the genetic techniques, the application of small bioactive molecules (such as ACh) offers an additional approach for the manipulation of microalgal biomass, lipid content, and fatty acid composition, as confirmed by this study.
