Depressive symptomatology in old age, particularly in subjects with a poor treatment response, may underscore early changes of AD-related pathophysiology.
That ovulation is a predisposing factor in common (surface) epithelial ovarian cancer is widely recognized; however, the molecular events which underscore early-stage disease have not been elucidated.
The figures underscored earlier research suggesting that part-time student numbers have fallen sharply since 2010-11, after which fees were hiked to a maximum of £9,000 a year for full-time study.
The difficulty of taking action against the North was underscored earlier in the day when the leaders of the world's largest industrialized economies and Russia -- the so-called Group of 8 -- condemned the sinking of the South Korean vessel, the Cheonan, without explicitly blaming North Korea.
Obama's discreet reference underscored earlier news reports of a draft presidential directive that would initiate this change.
A close reading of French Post-Impressionist, Fauvist and Cubist paintings seen in Paris and Germany as Expressionist art developed, it underscores early 20th century art's international dialogue.
For Shelley's original early 19th-century readers, William's quick recoil from the Creature's overtures may not have seemed problematic; indeed, it may have underscored early Victorian ideals regarding children's supposedly natural innocence.
Since the infection process of rice by M. oryzae occurs very early after inoculation, it is possible that we underscored early time points (less than 24 h after infection).
The 53-year-old woman, who was taking an early-morning stroll on the beach near North Korea's Mount Kumgang resort, might have been Mr Lee's excuse to underscore his earlier hardline policy towards the repulsive regime.
In fact, Costner's performance in writer-director Mike Binder's otherwise forgettable melodrama Black or White only helps underscore that earlier point.
