George W. Bush's administration, which accelerated government backing for "faith-based" social service programs, did not order FEMA financing for church reconstruction after Hurricane Katrina.
To evaluate this we determined whether the initial rate of CL-4 T cell division following immunization with the synthetic PHA533 541 peptide could be accelerated by administration of the peptide in an adjuvant.
A series of images show that the process of osteoclast fusion was accelerated by administration of salubrinal.
Recovery of mice was accelerated by administration of atipamezole (Antisedan™, 5 mg/ml) at the rate of 1 mg/kg of body weight.
In their study, Halvorson and colleagues reported a substantial reduction in RV-related hospitalizations by accelerating the administration of the 1st dose of RV vaccine by 2 wk.
The unprecedented persecution of truth-tellers, initiated by the Bush administration and severely accelerated by the Obama administration, has been mostly ignored, while record numbers of well-meaning people are charged with serious felonies simply for letting their fellow citizens know what's going on.
The administration accelerated its lobbying effort for the money, with Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld and L. Paul Bremer III, the American administrator in Iraq, inviting Congressional leaders to the Pentagon this evening for informal discussions of the administration's spending request, which President Bush called for on Sept. 7.
Likewise, administration of leptin to EAE susceptible mice after disease onset increased the severity of the symptoms and leptin administration accelerated type 1 diabetes development in NOD mice [ 73, 75].
The decline under the Obama administration accelerated a drop in border apprehensions that began under President George W. Bush.
In interviews, about two dozen Haitians and Haitian-Americans in Brooklyn and Queens said that if the Obama administration accelerated deportations, it would tear apart their community, splinter families and add a crushing burden on their homeland.
