His letters were also long admired for their stylistic elegance and were regarded as models by later ambassadors.
Just 5% of all employers are regarded as "models," providing maternity benefits, paternity leave, childcare and flexible hours.But family-friendly practices are gaining ground.
Mental health centers such as the Massachusetts Mental Health Center, Fort Logan in Colorado, and San Mateo in California were regarded as models, two years before the first federally funded CMHC would open.
23 In addition to its glucose-lowering effect, mitiglinide inhibits postprandial hypertriglyceridemia in Otsuka Long Evans Tokushima Fatty rats, which exhibit insulin resistance and visceral fat accumulation, and are regarded as models of diabetes development with aging.
The world watches in disbelief as the unfolding crisis reveals serious systemic weaknesses and policy blunders in what used to be regarded as model countries, countries that were presented as references of good governance, as examples to be imitated.
Fifty years ago, Osche (1962) proposed that mudskippers, extant amphibious fishes that inhabit tropical mangrove swamps, may be regarded as "model organisms" to elucidate the transition from water to land.
Centenarians and (semi- supercentenarians are regarded asemi- supercentenariansessful areing'.
Caco-2 cells are regarded as model cells for enterocytes, the most abundant epithelial cell type in the intestine.
Pufferfish have been regarded as excellent models for novel gene discovery and evolution study of vertebrates for decades because of their particularly small and compact genomes.
He joined the RCAF shortly after graduating from the University of Toronto and for 23 years had been regarded as a model officer.
