In interviews with The Huffington Post, four of the earliest Lifetime executives referred to the network's early incarnations using the term "hodgepodge".
Most of the diagnoses were reported in early lifetime, and a considerable proportion of the children had recovered at 4 years of age.
The higher fC levels in early lifetime suggest a faster hmC turnover via oxidation to fC,[ 2b] followed by active demethylation.[ 2, 3, 5a, 12d, e] With increasing age, these as yet ill-defined processes may slow down, which would lead to the observed accumulation of hmC.
While in his early lifetime he was better known for his secular music, Howells turned more toward sacred music in middle age and became a favorite of churches.
It was in the early stages of Lifetime, and they didn't keep me on the air even though we had incredible shows, and I had great guests.
Asthma diagnosis in early lifetime represents early symptoms which to some extent may indicate asthma, and is often related to respiratory tract infections (Villeneuve et al. 2007), in contrast to the atopy-related diagnosis in older children (Martinez et al. 1995).
Back in the early days, half a lifetime ago, Foxx had a standup routine about the roles that we play.
He was controversial during his lifetime in the early and middle 19th century, and still is.
Infection may cause mild or severe illness that lasts several weeks or a lifetime; in the early 21st century, an estimated 130 to 170 million people worldwide had chronic HCV infection.
It has been found that the residual stress greatly increases the failure probability, especially in the early stage of the pipe lifetime.
