The studied insult: The gentle reproof: The hidden reference View Article By Rivka Galchen By Ceridwen Dovey By Jia Tolentino By Larissa MacFarquhar.
Kippenberger's works, from then on, might be considered a series of studied insults to that legacy, even as he took on the mantle of its prestige, as the crown prince of German genius.
The findings suggest that the UROtsa cells grown with a serum-free medium could be a valuable adjunct for studying environmental insult to the human urothelium in general and for the stress response in particular.
The various maneuvers reviewed here seem adaptable to studying neurotoxic insult of the sensitive properties of cortical visual neurons, particularly in the cat or monkey.
UROtsa cells were used because they exhibit normal characteristics with no colony formation in soft agar and are ideal for studying environmental insult to the human urothelium as well as bladder carcinogenesis (Rossi et al. 2001).
Third and last, while previous studies of EMF clearly show the possible role of genetic variants, geographical locales and socioeconomic status in the etiology of EMF [5], [6], our work is limited in that, although studying the insults possibly common in these groups, it never took consideration of those other factors including age and genetic variations.
"Usually environmental health focuses on chronic exposures, but in this case we're studying environmental insults that are more dangerous and intense.
In November, Dan Jaffe, an environmental scientist at the University of Washington-Bothell, released preliminary results of a study on the environmental insults of existing coal train traffic.
After a prominent politician insulted the field, a study announced that graduates with bachelor's degrees in anthropology face a particularly bleak unemployment rate, leading to anthropological career workshops and much discussion.
As a study of inflammation in the body politic, "The Insult" is engaged and astute.
