In turn, Read & Go would bolster use of the company's high-speed mobile network.
On Monday, Yahoo announced a broad agreement with newspaper companies that could help bolster use of its search technology.
Abstract Purpose: To describe the evolving computed tomography (CT) appearances of a cellulose surgical bolster used as a hemostatic agent in patients who undergo laparoscopic partial nephrectomy for renal cell carcinoma.
The appearances of surgical bolsters used elsewhere in the body mimicking abscesses has also been described previously[ 16 18].
Since the invasion, it has deftly bolstered Georgia, using military transports to deliver humanitarian aid.
Thus bolstered, he used his savings from the Look job to make a documentary about the middleweight boxer Walter Cartier, about whom he had previously done a picture story for Look.
In a letter to the F.D.A. on March 21, the Blue Cross association's vice president, Dr. Allan M. Korn, cited the possibility that ghostwritten articles could be used to bolster off-label uses of drugs.
As for risk, he adds leverage to bolster returns; indeed using borrowed money to calibrate risk is a major part of his strategy.
Concerned that its triple-A credit rating remain intact, France wants to bolster lenders' capital using a bailout system already being established, the European Financial Stability Facility.
Meanwhile, there is strong evidence that Pfizer and its Warner-Lambert unit have been manipulating the publication of studies to bolster the use of their epilepsy drug Neurontin to treat other disorders for which it has not been approved.
