Conclusions: Compared with the non-ART group, subjects on combination ART had significantly fewer HIV-related oral manifestations probably as a result of an expression of their reconstituted immune system.
"When donors make a donation, it's not a transaction, it's an expression of their values and identity.
Commanded to dance, they did routines that, maybe just a month or two earlier, had been part of the observance of their religion, or the celebration of a feast day, or an expression of their relationship to their grandparents.
Her act of performing the last rites (traditionally done by a male heir) was an expression of their views against gender discrimination.
That worry seemed to be also an expression of their ambivalence about a pastime that is unusually confining.
Their work is an expression of their artistic vision, a vision that is defined by what makes their artistic voice unique.
Her children make fun of her desire to be everybody's mother, but they clearly appreciate her culinary concerns, both as a form of emotional nourishment and an expression of their culture.
Six of the seven regularly wear a head scarf — or hijab — as "an expression of their religion," said Mohammad Tajsar, their attorney.
"Women are often trying to build a certain type of culture, so their business is an expression of their very self," said Stephanie Harkness, chief executive of Celebre, a Santa Cruz, Calif., company that is planning to start a Web site this fall.
The Irish students' choice of the less progressive scheme may be an expression of their desire to have a smaller degree of redistribution than the current one.
