The phrase "at remitting" is not standard in written English and may be confusing without context.
It could potentially be used in a financial or transactional context, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The company is focused on at remitting payments promptly to maintain good relationships with suppliers."
Alternatives: "in processing" or "when sending".
We further compared altered protein expression in astrocytes at the late stage of chEAE and at the remitting stage of remitting-relapsing EAE (rrEAE).
At the remitting stage, GFAP levels reduced.
At the remitting stage of rrEAE, GFAP staining was significantly increased.
In contrast, at the remitting stage of rrEAE, a small lesion was fully enclosed by GFAP -and AQP4-positive processes.
At the remitting stage, the lesion size and number were reduced in spinal cord, and the levels of GFAP reduced in SCWM and cerebellar GM, but not cortical GM.
Senne, Chort and Gubert pinpoint how networks, at destination, enforce remitting behaviors.
Thus, it does not matter why other siblings are remitting at the level they are but rather how much they are remitting.
MS is a chronic inflammatory demyelinating disease of the CNS characterized by myelin loss, axonal degeneration and, often, progressive neurological dysfunction, that is usually relapsing remitting at onset.
To assess their impact on migrant remitting patterns at a descriptive level, we compare the remitting likelihood and average dollar amount sent home by remitters in treated and control U.S. localities during the pre- and the post-treatment periods for the two sets of policies.
It started with its CIO saying that bitcoin wasn't trustworthy and was 'a solution looking for a problem to solve,' and was soon followed by the filing of legal claims around copyright infringement after a spoof ad went viral on Facebook poking fun at the cost of remitting money through Western Union versus bitcoin.
