Fasting serum glucose was measured at each exam by rate reflectance spectrophotometry using thin film adaptation of the glucose oxidase method on the Vitros analyzer (Johnson & Johnson Clinical Diagnostics, Rochester, NY).
But, while the last two are lent an extra dimension either by superior acting or by the music, Terry Johnson's version of The Graduate feels like a thin-textured adaptation of a movie that was something of a mirage to begin with: a movie that camouflaged its pandering to youthful narcissism under slick camera work and an entrancing score.
Fasting glucose was measured at each examination by rate reflectance spectrophotometry using thin-film adaptation of the glucose oxidase method on the Vitros analyzer (Johnson & Johnson Clinical Diagnostics, Rochester, NY).
In people without the adaptation, the thin air causes their oxygen-carrying red blood cells to swell up, which can lead to heart failure.
One hates to read too much into his other projects, but it's hard not think the talented playwright Richard Greenberg has spread himself too thin, what with his adaptation of Breakfast At Tiffany's, his new play here and his work on the upcoming musical Far From Heaven.
By the end of the decade, though, the notoriously thin quality of the adaptations meant the genre had become irrevocably tarnished.
Adaptation of thinning for conservation has rarely been implemented in boreal forest management, but has a large potential.
Failure analysis and mechanical testing have confirmed that flight feathers are complex thin walled structures with mechanical adaptations that allow them to fulfil their functions.
In our study, considering the significant interaction effect between tree-ring width and aspect on wood density, thinning might represent a potential adaptation measure to a warmer climate by making the water conducting system more robust against hydraulic failure especially of the trees growing under more drought-prone climate.
