Although TS is the most notorious cause of chronic tics, there are types of TDs that are more common in children than in adults.
JEROME BEL In 2005, the French choreographer, a notorious riot-causing provocateur, made his American début with "The Show Must Go On," which turned out to be not only quite conventional in its subversion of theatrical conventions but also sweetly silly.
The center has taken-up many notorious causes including a failed defense of so-called "intelligent design" and a losing effort to force Planned Parenthood to tell patients that abortion is linked to breast cancer, which is a specious claim.
SMG organisms are notorious causes of pyogenic, invasive infections, and have been found in head and neck abscesses, bacteremia with endocarditis, liver abscess, thoracic empyema, brain abscess, and spinal epidural abscess [ 1].
This arrangement remained in place for many decades, causing a notorious bottleneck on the line, until the New South Wales Government commissioned John Holland & Co to build a new bridge in 1969.
One such ship was the Bellone, which carried 34-guns, a crew of nearly 200 men and was commanded by Captain Jacques François Perroud, a notorious privateer who had caused significant damage to British trade in the Indian Ocean.
A. baumannii is a notorious nosocomial pathogen that causes a range of infections, including respiratory and urinary tract infections, meningitis, endocarditis, wound infections and bacteraemia, especially in intensive care unit patients [33], [34].
Clostridium difficile is a notorious pathogenic species that can cause severe gastrointestinal infections in humans and animals.
Plutella xylostella L. is a notorious pest of cruciferous crops causing worldwide losses of $4 5 billion per year.
Most EHEC infections are caused by a notorious serotype called O157 H7; researchers refer to that serotype and four others frequently found in Europe as the "gang of five".
