It seems I'm getting a dose of memory-triggering about working for Carson, Jack and Merv.
Those with even a dose of political memory will recall the many times they have announced they will bring down the secular wrath of the "full force of the law," only to deliver a slight slap on the wrist and a whisper of warning.
As a prelude to translating these findings to the clinic, we developed and evaluated a novel 2-step clinically compliant procedure for manipulating peripheral blood stem cells (PBSC) to remove TN, preserve CD34+ hematopoietic stem cells, and provide for a fixed dose of memory T cells (TM) that includes T cells with specificity for common opportunistic pathogens encountered after HCT.
Harry Naar of Lawrenceville works with pen and ink to describe sites directly observed but tinged by the veil of memory and a dose of imagination.
In the end, the president's determination, strength of character, and leadership on health care reform--mixed with a dose of moral imperative and the memory of Senator Kennedy--is an exceedingly powerful elixir from which no voter should neither run nor be in fear.
In a series of letters to his son Alex published in The New York Times magazine in 1997, he responded to a question about memories of the war with a dose of hopeful truth: As for 'clutching' the memory of what happened in France, I would say that it clutched me.
But for these memory companies, making the transition to Rambus memory is like taking a dose of castor oil.
Oral administration of clau at a dose of 5 10 mg/kg significantly improved learning and memory 2, 3.
In this study, LPS injected at a dose of 0.8 mg/kg resulted in significant changes in mice working memory.
But either treatment with CDT at a dose of 0.81 or 0.405 g/kg or treatment with Huperzine A at a dose of 0.4 mg/kg significantly ameliorated these memory-impaired effects of Aβ25-35-induced Aβ25-35-induced Aβ25-35-inducedpared with the AD micel gronp (P = 0.000, or P = 0.005, rescapeivelatencies
