Sentence examples for 1 stern from inspiring English sources

Recent data suggest that the cord blood mercury concentration may on average be 70% higher than the maternal blood mercury concentration (Stern and Smith 2003), and a recent analysis suggests that a modification of the U.S. EPA reference dose for methyl mercury be made to reflect a cord blood:maternal blood ratio that is > 1 (Stern 2005).

Figure 1 Stern-Volmer plots for the PL quenching of CdTe QDs, (Here,F0andF are the PL intensities of the respective CdTe QDs in absence and presence of dendrimer, respectively)Inset double-logarithmic plot of the quenching of CdTe using Tedesco's method.

Last spring, Federated Department Stores converted most of its 24 Stern's stores to Macy's or Bloomingdale's.

According to the 2006 Stern Review on the economics of climate change, in 2000 cars were responsible for 6.3% of global CO2 emissions.

Of the 24 Stern's stores, all of them in New York and New Jersey, Federated will transform most into Macy's or Bloomingdale's.

Probably, they will," said the former World Bank chief economist and author of the 2006 Stern review on the economic costs of climate change.

According to Jean Coggan, a spokeswoman for Federated, the conversion of 17 Stern's stores into Macy's was completed last month.

Federated said it would convert 19 of the 24 Stern's stores, all located in New York or New Jersey, to stores of the more upscale Bloomingdale's or Macy's chains, also owned by Federated.

Kofi Annan, a former UN secretary general, chairs the Africa Progress Panel; Lord Stern is IG Patel professor of economics and government at the LSE and led the 2006 Stern review on the economics of climate change.

The 2006 Stern report, commissioned by the UK government, found that the economic damage caused by unchecked climate change could be 5-205-20%GDPbal GDP each year, but that cutting carbon emissions would cost just 1% of GDP.

Such a move has, after all, been recommended in many reports over the years, notably the 2006 Stern review; so what can the companies do to persuade governments, when so many others have failed?