Solar Phys., 224, 359 372, 2004.] that lower values of the solar magnetic fields result in increased values of the Alfven Mach number, and thence to more efficient acceleration of solar cosmic rays prior to 1958.
The multigenic character of fungal pathogenicity can thence be more effectively assessed by this approach.
She went to Fleet Street, rising to the job of editor at Caravan World and thence to a more literary magazine called Lilliput, where she commissioned Dylan Thomas, VS Pritchett, Henry Moore and Mervyn Peake.
Thence, F4 provides more information by taking into account all the attributes since we want to highlight the collective discriminative power of all the attributes.
Granger remained on mustering duty but a few weeks, and was transferred thence to a more congenial and stirring field of service.
In one day I passed the Ionian sea, and reached Corcyra from Brundisium; thence in five more I sacrificed at Delphi, and in other five days came to my forces in Macedonia, where, after I had finished the usual sacrifices for the purifying of the army, I entered on my duties, and, in space of fifteen days, put an honourable period to the war.
It was the start of a long journey out of Kentucky, which took him, via scholarships, to an arts academy in Michigan, graduate degrees at Washington University in St Louis and at Harvard (where he also abandoned a PhD, realising that he needed to write more creatively) and thence to a life as a high-school teacher that eventually brought him, like his narrator, to Bulgaria.
This might provide a route of fluid movement ultimately either to CSF in the subarachnoid space and thence to blood or lymph or more directly to sites outside the skull via perivascular or perineural spaces (section 4.1).
With a particular Relation of the dangerous Escape of the Author, and two English Men more from thence, after a miserable Slavery of ten Years.
They find their heaven's enlarged, and wait from thence Some blest, some more than common influence, But suddenly, alas!
