For children's doctors, the preventive pearls, which have been amassed in a hefty 648-page official guide titled "Bright Futures," include recommendations on using of car seats, wearing bicycle helmets, limiting television, eating more fruits and vegetables, cutting back on consumption of fruit juice and setting hot-water heaters at no more than 120 degrees Fahrenheit.
Acquisition subsumes the processes of data generation, capture, storage and archiving whereby data originating in human and social contexts are amassed in a data repository.
Remember that the grand total of the points that can be amassed in a game of La Dame Noire is 37, so if you lose a 100-point bet, you are going to be set way back!
Now a subset of those seeds has been amassed in the Mary Boone Gallery's pristine Chelsea space, arranged into a large, smooth-topped rectangle a few inches thick with meticulously slanted, even sharp edges.
In his 2002 review, Knudson stated that, 'considerable evidence has been amassed in support of Boveri's early hypothesis that cancer is a somatic genetic disease' (37).
The contentions are based on documents and evidence that have been amassed in litigation against the tobacco industry.
WHEN the Sloan Digital Sky Survey started work in 2000, its telescope in New Mexico collected more data in its first few weeks than had been amassed in the entire history of astronomy.
The greatest wealth in history has been amassed in the last 30 years.
The army that had been amassed in Denmark could now be shipped to Scania to take the war to Swedish soil and on 29 June 1676, 14,500 troops were landed at Råå south of Helsingborg.
Aside from the issue of effectiveness, an increasing amount of information on resource use and health consequences, i.e. cost-effectiveness, has been amassed in recent years.
Important information about the intracellular signaling processes and cell behaviors underlying morphogenic processes has been amassed in recent decades from reductionist experimental approaches [ 3], and many of these are currently understood in isolation [ 4, 5].
