It likely attracted more observations than any other astronomical event in history.
People whose conduct attracts critical observations but no formal adverse findings cannot be identified in the responses.
In the late 1980s he began a series of large color photographs of people looking at paintings in major museums around the world--an observation of observation that attracted a great deal of critical attention.
Such observations attracted little attention prior to 2009 when one of eight HIP rats, a model of type 2 diabetes, developed hemorrhagic pancreatitis following exposure to sitagliptin, and some of the remaining animals showed marked acinar to ductal metaplasia, a potentially premalignant change characteristic of chronic pancreatitis (7).
These observations have attracted attention partly because vitamin B6 deficiency and several markers of inflammation were both found to be independent risk factors for thrombosis [ 6, 7].
Because vit E and Se status have been shown to influence immunological functions and disease resistance in pigs [ 4, 5], these observations have attracted considerable attention in the pig industry.
The observatory was one of the first centers of the "New Astronomy," based on photography rather than direct observation, and it attracted a parade of visitors, from Thomas Edison to Emperor Don Pedro II of Brazil.
The third was the government's apparent lurch towards populism after successes for the Communists in state elections this month (see article).None of these explanations, however, seems as convincing as the simple observation that, having attracted disproportionate amounts of flighty portfolio inflows, India was always likely to suffer.
They have attracted intense interest since the observation of much enhanced photoluminescence in monolayer MoS _2) [7, 8], which is interpreted in terms of a transition from an indirect gap semiconductor to a direct band gap semiconductor when the thickness is reduced to the monolayer.
We are attracted to Anne Frank's observation in her diary that, "I still believe, in spite of everything, that people are truly good at heart".
Based on these observations, bifidobacteria have attracted considerable interest by the food, dairy, and pharmaceutical industries and they are widely used as so-called probiotics.
