But when there is occurrence of environmental factors or stressors, there exists an imbalance in the homeostasis which is in favour of prooxidants.
But there are occurrences when extreme weather events and extreme impacts are not related such as when a mild storm leads to floods that affect critical infrastructure [53]; or when a tropical cyclone makes landfall in a desolate location.
For Beal, the question becomes: Why wait and worry about a fourth occurrence when there are greener pastures?
For example, the first point on the x-axis [0, 1) corresponds to the case when there are between 0 and 1 million occurrences found. The general trend is that it takes more time as the number of occurrences increases.
The second one is, the number of a disease at a time unit, for instance, when there are too many days without disease occurrence, it will be better to do the analysis based on weekly or monthly observations.
He says it is a common occurrence and that when there are no reporters around to open the door, he goes down the street and hangs out at the local pub until his girlfriend, an artist, returns.
The occurrence of debris flow is "one" when it happened and "zero" when there was no occurrence.
In this article, we present an economic design of x̄-control charts with a Weibull distributed process-failure mechanism when there is an occurrence of possible multiple assignable causes and assume that once an assignable cause occurs, no further assignable causes will occur.
SPR is the stage of excitation of surface plasmon (oscillating charge between two material's interfaces) by light when there is an occurrence of total internal reflection.
From our earlier discussion, it is apparent that cerebral function in DKA is related to severity of acidosis, even when there is no occurrence of CE.
When there's a major occurrence, The Times, like other papers, will assign multiple reporters to multiple facets.
