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This article was revised on 8 August to clarify the lineage of the previously unidentified ruler, between the words Kan and K'an, and the timeline of the snake dynasty's reign between two cities.
They spoke about bloodstains in the guesthouse, the physiology of the fractured skull, the faded logos on the plastic shopping bags (one from U.S.C., one from the University of Milwaukee-Wisconsin) that the culprit had unwisely used to wrap Sohus's body parts, and the timeline of the defendant's movements after he left California and went East in the vanished couple's pickup truck.
or GNC92H2-based agent after receiving an LD50 cocaine dose (93 mg/kg, i.p ., and the timeline of overdose symptoms was recorded.
The main outcome measures were rate of apoptosis, degree of NO-induced apoptosis in chondrocytes, and the timeline of NO-induced apoptosis after high-energy trauma.
The implications for this new understanding of tills, allied to statistical 'typing', is considerable in terms of till formation, glacial stratigraphy and understanding glacial environments in terms of stress histories, porewater transmission, subglacial deformation mechanics, till rheological phase changes, and the timeline of till formation.
A few more and the timeline of my life will teeter towards your absence.
His statement this morning, while offering condolences, pressed the blame on Obama and scrambled the timeline of our Cairo Embassy's statements.
Conversely, not praising or rewarding your dog or only using verbal praise will reduce the effectiveness and lengthen the timeline of your training.
This category is at risk of professional exposure to HBV and given the timeline of introduction of HBV vaccination in Romania, they probably have not been vaccinated at birth, but rather during middle or high school education.
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"When there are no direct witnesses you look at the circumstantial evidence and the timeline [of events] is critical," Mr Surju says.
