The biggest criticism of the Pearlstein column centered on disputed figures about the amount of published academic research that is never cited.
Mr. Novak's column centered on Mr. Wilson, who had concluded in a report two years ago for the C.I.A. that there was no clear evidence that Saddam Hussein had tried to buy uranium ore from Africa in order to build nuclear weapons.
22 column centered on the new euro, which I said would continue weak.
CMCase activity was detected by both diffusion plate assays and zymograms, corresponding to proteins that are bound to the anion exchange chromatography column, centered on the fraction containing protein bands 9, 10 and 11.
The nature of my columns are usually centered on positivity and acts of kindness.
Many serious accidents have centered on columns and their ancillary operations.
From sidewalks to editorial columns today, the criticism largely centered on anger over the stalled sunshine policy.
Note that we have now relaxed the assumption of hexagonal structure of columns and, instead, placed the column centers on a square lattice for the retinal grid.
Embryonic development of the vertebral column centers on the notochord, a rod-like mesoderm-derived structure (Fleming et al., 2001; Stemple, 2005).
In a country where columnists have a flair for grandiloquence, Kashua's columns are conversational, confiding, anecdotal, centered on the rituals and trials of bourgeois life, like the "holiday tour" that includes stopping at sixteen relatives' houses, or the visiting electrician who reprimands him for his children's excessive television viewing.
