But I was certain "there was no alternative" and spoke vigorously in the Commons in support of the government's economic and industrial policies.
In "Marie Antoinette," Coppola authentically and vigorously delights in the exquisite finery that royalty can afford, as does the young queen herself — even if that glorious surfeit isn't what ultimately matters most for either of them.
A burst of live S. aureus in the conditioned media may indicate that the bacteria either suddenly proliferated intracellularly, with large numbers of bacterial cells being released into the media after hMDM lysis, or that a small number of surviving intracellular bacteria escaped intracellular confinement and multiplied vigorously in the media, killing the hMDMs in the process.
However, our immunohistochemical study suggests AGT may be produced and secreted vigorously in the early CKD stages.
The debate over free care, raised by some of our respondents, has a long history and continues vigorously in the development circles [ 36, 37].
Each carcass was aseptically removed from the processing line with newly gloved hands, placed into a sterile plastic bag with 100 mL of Butterfield's solution, and vigorously shaken in the bag for 1 minute; the rinsate was aseptically transferred into a sterile plastic bottle.
Due to its historical dependence and globally related characteristics, fractional differentiation can be approximately represented and vigorously developed in the anomalous diffusion.
But he has been one of Mr. Bloomberg's most avid supporters, regardless of party affiliation, and has campaigned vigorously in the last two weeks for Mr. Bloomberg and for Gov. Jon S. Corzine, a Democrat.
If we take advantage of weather that is unfavourable for dengue transmission (high DTR and DHR and low rainfall) and continue dengue control programs vigorously in the first 3 months, we may be able to control vector population and dengue transmission to a level that makes initiation of an epidemic in the approaching several weeks unlikely.
This method of removing chromatic aberration was discovered in 1729 by Chester Hall, an English inventor, and it was exploited vigorously in the late 18th century in numerous small telescopes.
