"It is a laborious madness and an impoverishing one," he wrote in 1941, "the madness of composing vast books — setting out in five hundred pages an idea that can be perfectly related orally in five minutes".
Dacarbazine is generally ineffective at treating brain metastases from melanoma although a response rate of 7% with a further 29% of patients experiencing disease stabilisation has been reported with the related orally administered alkylating agent temozolomide as a single agent (Agarwala et al, 2004).
I felt, in some ways, as if it could be a story that someone was relating orally, and that it would be filled with the music of speaking and the energy of someone trying to keep her listeners involved, someone trying to convey the drama and pathos through the vocal telling.
(Try relating Leopold Bloom orally in five minutes, or Mrs. Dalloway, or Anna Karenina. Their greatness as characters arises out of their irreducibility to the facts about themselves).
Slave narrative, an account of the life, or a major portion of the life, of a fugitive or former slave, either written or orally related by the slave personally.
F. nucleatum strains isolated from amniotic fluids and placentas along with those isolated from orally related sources invaded both epithelial and endothelial cells.
Polo related his memoirs orally to Rustichello da Pisa while both were prisoners of the Genova Republic.
Studies by Han et al. have shown that hematogenous injection of orally related F. nucleatum resulted in preferential localization to placental blood vessels from which it crossed the endothelium to the amniotic fluid and induced premature delivery, and stillbirths in a pattern similar to that observed in humans.
Seven of these instances related to SIAs for orally administered vaccines/intervention for which we would expect lower costs, and three were for tetanus vaccine SIAs which, on average, have lower operational costs in any case.
The substrate specificity of PAT1 has been explored in great detail and PAT1 transports a wide variety of l- and d-amino and imino acids in α-, β- and γ-orientations, and a large number of heterocyclic compounds and orally-delivered drugs related to proline and GABA (for examples see [7,9,13,14,18 23]).
Either the composition of snuff contained several other potentially toxic substances besides tobacco powder (3,7) or "snuff" related both to snuff used nasally as well as orally or exclusively orally (5-8).
