[C7.] Interpublic Finds 'Possible Employee Misconduct' The troubled Interpublic Group of Companies said that it had found evidence of "possible employee misconduct" in the course of efforts to get to the bottom of persistent accounting problems.
In the course of efforts to develop novel selective estrogen receptor modulators (SERMs), indole-benzimidazole hybrids were designed and synthesised by fusing the indole nucleus with benzimidazole.
In the course of efforts to develop 17β-estradiol-linked to anticancer agents targeting estrogen-dependent tissue, we identified three estradiol-linked platinum II) complex analogs to cisplatin (E-CDDP) derivatives namely: VP-128 (1), CD-38 (2) and JMP-39 (3) that exhibit potent in vitro and in vivo (for derivative VP-128) activity along with interaction with the estrogen receptor α (ERα).
Throughout the course of this effort, I have been privileged to meet some amazing heroes who just wanted to serve their country.
During the course of this effort, we sequenced a number of BAC clones (and sets of overlapping clones) containing CDs relative to the A. thaliana genome.
The ability to communicate appropriately is totally essential in the course of an effort to save your marriage.
In the course of our efforts many things (and not always the same things) will be of use, but moral philosophy won't be one of them.
In the course of his efforts, Hud both charms and alienates the tough-as-nails housekeeper, Alma Patricia Neall), and his nephew, Lon (Brandon deWilde), who idolizes him.
She soon joined international efforts to make the Guatemalan government cease its brutal counterinsurgency campaigns against Indian peasants, becoming a skilled public speaker and organizer in the course of her efforts.
Also on Wednesday, the government said it would retain a significant stake in the country's extensive postal banking system, reversing the course of privatization efforts of previous administrations.
Indeed, it had taken shape in the course of their efforts to implant so-called employee representation plans (i.e., company unions) that they had hoped would satisfy the requirements of New Deal labour policy.
