It is nearly unprecedented in an election campaign for a candidate to spend nearly $1 million on television ads both promoting himself and attacking his opponent -- while the attack ads go unchallenged -- and yet drop 9 points in the polls.
Explore the diverse and complex roles that religions play in both promoting and mitigating violence.
The pair were both promoting their new film together, food drama Burnt, where Cooper plays a chef trying to rebuild his reputation.
Angiogenesis is a highly-controlled process that is dependent on the intricate balance of both promoting and inhibiting factors, involved in various physiologic and pathologic processes.
Our findings suggest that the design of academic MOOCs should target at both promoting the understanding of new concepts and generating new skillsets.
Several factors have been identified in both promoting and impeding the increase in fruit and vegetable consumption, including the effects of consumer behaviour.
Ed Balls and Peter Hain, Labour politicians of a very different stamp on many subjects to do with the future of their party, were both promoting tactical anti-Conservative voting yesterday.
Its 330 members of staff across the country have the task of both promoting human rights and investigating abuses, and it has been Hakim's job to analyse the many complaints arising from the detentions.
We discuss the pathophysiological significance and the positive predictive accuracy of an FDG-endophenotype for LOAD in asymptomatic subjects, and discuss several applications of this endophenotype in the identification of both promoting and protective factors.
Both promoting effects of Ca and Mg, together with their basic character enhanced the catalytic performance of CuNi/SBA-15 catalysts on ethanol steam reforming, giving higher hydrogen selectivity and lower coke deposition.
The U.S. Atomic Energy Commission was responsible for both promoting and regulating the nuclear power industry until the early 1970s, and came under strong fire for what many saw as weak regulation.
