"In dialogue with the students we created characters, decided what the central conflict of the story would be and ultimately developed a scenario," Ms. Teason said.
Within days, he and his associates unleashed accusations, some posted on his Web site, that this New York Times reporter was in league with the Russian mob, intimidated witnesses in a federal court case, sexually harassed one of Mr. Zeltser's female associates, conspired with the Bank of New of York and, ultimately, developed a romantic interest in Mr. Zeltser himself.
Like a handful of other tech companies, including Slack, Airbnb and Pinterest, Asana is working with a diversity consultant startup called Paradigm, led by Joelle Emerson, to implement unconscious bias (a.k.a. anti-racism) training and ultimately develop a strategy to foster a diverse, inclusive workplace.
The goal is to foster dialogue at the community level, and ultimately develop a national action plan to combat childhood obesity.
Leading experts in pediatric endocrinology throughout Latin America established working groups in order to discuss key challenges regarding the evaluation and management of children born SGA and ultimately develop a consensus statement.
We'd like to understand more about how leptin modulates the activity of different types of neurons, and ultimately develop a deeper understanding of the larger circuit that these neurons are part of.
The availability of simple PCR markers and 10.1 kb of sequence data derived from the B centromere core will now make it possible to interpret other small unstable derivatives, and ultimately develop a full physical map of the B centromere for additional studies of centromere structure and function.
Although the introduction of novel agent (Thalidomide, Lenalidomide, and Bortezomib) has significantly changed the scenario of MM 1 nearly all patients relapse and ultimately develop a refractory disease 2, 3. Thus, it is still important to identify new compounds active against the plasma cell clone.
The Archaic culture was succeeded by the Woodland culture and later by the Mississippian culture, both of which refined hunting methods and ultimately developed an agricultural livelihood.
