Years later, Bert's version of the folk standard Blackwaterside would go on to form the basis of Led Zeppelin's Black Mountain Side.
These inhibitors may be used as basis of lead compounds in the design of new drug candidates for the treatment of CD.
Case control studies assessed lead exposure on the basis of lead levels in blood (Kosmala et al. 2004), plasma (Mansoor et al. 2000), and urine (Pan et al. 1993; Tsai et al. 2004), on a job exposure matrix (Gustavsson et al. 2001), and on lead levels in the air of the residential neighborhood of study participants (Dulskiene 2003).
Information on how the age models were constructed for the cores on the basis of two lead (Pb) isochrones identified from neighboring cores.
Unlike most of the 1,200 people arrested just after the terror attacks -- single men picked up on the basis of investigative leads -- the absconders include people with established community roots: the neighborhood grocer, families with schoolchildren, and, as with Naim Shahab, the spouses or parents of American citizens.
On the basis of the leads obtained from a comparative proteome profiling between hypertrophy and MI performed by us (unpublished data), the levels of voltage-dependent anion channel-1 (VDand) and 78 kDa glucose-regulated protein (GRP78) were estimated in our experimental animal groups by western blot analysis.
"When we have attended a private event organized by a student group, we've done so on the basis of a lead or investigation reviewed and authorized in writing at the highest levels of the department," he wrote.
Every unit cost for each imaging technique (CXR, DTS, and CT) was computed on the basis of the lead times of capacity resources (e.g., personnel and equipments).
Their preoccupation with the historical dimension of the human phenomena, along with the Kantian emphasis on the conceptual basis of knowledge led to the suggestion that the natural sciences aimed at generalizations about abstract types and properties, but the human sciences studied concrete individuals and complexes.
Count László Almásy, the basis of the lead character of The English Patient, was educated by a private tutor at Berrow, and was a member of the pioneering Eastbourne Flying Club.
