Summer for a lot of people has been torture, a web of paperwork and applications, typically resulting in nothing.
An average of 65 shark attacks occur around the world every year, typically resulting in two or three deaths, according to the Pew Environment Group.
Individuals with CF are known to have abnormal metabolism of fatty acids, typically resulting in reduced levels of linoleic acid (LA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA).
Exploratory R&D, in which researchers cast about for radical new ideas, is expensive and iffy, typically resulting in patents that are relatively few in number but packed with valuable knowledge.
When something disrupts the chemical reaction inside the battery, it can cause "thermal runaway", where uncontrolled reactions chain together, generating too much heat, typically resulting in batteries bursting or catching fire.
Nevertheless, these values went through sharp changes during the past decades, typically resulting in the transformation of wood-pasture systems either in pastures without trees, high forests or other landuse forms.
8 patients developed symptomatic emboli from catheter-associated thrombus, typically resulting in sudden hypotension and chest pain shortly after starting hemodialysis, with documented pulmonary and cerebral emboli in 3 cases.
Based on our data from previous years, well over 800 different scientists' labs from around the world will ask us to do work for them over this two-year period, typically resulting in over one hundred published studies per year that acknowledge our facility.
While a long wait can mean that an airline is scheduled to take delivery just when a business downturn makes it least able to pay — typically resulting in deferrals — in this case, ordering during the downturn may have the opposite result.
Patients with SCA7 develop progressive cone-rod dystrophy, typically resulting in blindness.
Note that the correlated Gaussian case has been solved for a while [9, 10], typically resulting in a matrix evolution as presented in (7), see, e.g., [13, 29].
