Therefore, our laboratory developed a protocol, for the routine and large scale in-house use, to harvest, isolate and expand human lung lymphatic endothelial cells.
For those whose tastes turn to music festivals, the CARAMOOR festival in Katonah, N.Y., is marking its 60th anniversary with a season that looks lively, far reaching and large scale in a way the festival hasn't always been: large scale as in Beethoven's Ninth, performed for the first time at Caramoor on Saturday by the Orchestra of St . Lukes under Caramoor's artistic advisor, PETER OunderAN.
"We're calling for an end to all offshore mining – small-scale and large-scale – in the area," he says.
And last week in New York, Michael Kors showcased a version with a blue flowered pattern, matched at both smaller and larger scales in the rest of the look.
Oxfam's chief executive, Mark Goldring, said: "This escalation in people using food banks shows we are now facing the shocking reality of destitution, hardship and hunger on a large scale in the UK".
The rank-1 decomposition mainly extracts both temporal and spatial variations at large scale in the ionosphere, while the ionospheric variations caused by the geomagnetic disturbances and storms have a relatively small spatiotemporal scale.
Mr. Moon founded the Unification Church in South Korea in 1954 and began organizing it on a large scale in the United States in the early 1970s.
Many preventable diseases such as ischemic heart diseases and breast cancer prevail at a large scale in the general population.
Not until the use of field artillery on a large scale in the late 18th century, and the development of quick-firing shoulder arms in the 19th, did ammunition begin to constitute a substantial part of resupply needs.
Youth sports events from basketball to rugby to gymnastics to cheerleading, started flocking to Disney for an experiential event and large scale competitions in the shadow of the Magic Kingdom.
