Such differences should be taken into account when AHSV introduction within Europe is addressed at a larger scale.
James Gates, a physicist at the University of Maryland, College Park, and the report's other co-chair, says that it's just as important to help students at 2-year colleges and those seeking technical training as it is to address the challenges at a large research university like his.
Potentially suspicious items were found at the address and a large cordon has been put in place as [bomb disposal teams] make an assessment.
Other recent results from prospective studies of birth cohorts (Gehring et al. 2009) and of children (Shima et al. 2002) followed to older ages have generally shown positive associations between markers of residential TRP and asthma, although a recent Norwegian study found no association with modeled exposure at the birth address of a large cohort of children (Oftedal et al. 2009).
Progressive groups are demanding that Democratic presidential candidates, who in past cycles might have rushed at the chance to address such a large and engaged crowd, stay away.
THE bosses of technology firms once vied for the privilege of delivering a keynote address at the large trade shows where electronics dealers and other professionals that rely on computer software and hardware in one way or another (like humble correspondents) flocked.
General Alexander, the director, gave the keynote address a year ago at Defcon, a large hacker conference, in Las Vegas.
Even though far from trivial, the adaptation of the protocol can provide a handle to address structural features at a larger scale which is very desirable in different fields of RNA biology.
Writer heard the sculptore address a large audience at the Hartford Atheneum recently, and the next morning spent an hour or so with him at the "Stone Field" site.
In 1863 Montalembert was invited to address a large Catholic congress at Malines, and he took the opportunity to defend the concept of a free church in a free state and to condemn intolerance in principle.
