Therefore, the primary purpose of this review is to summarize and put into perspective some of the more salient current findings, assertions, and hypotheses pertaining to the transport and handling of Cd in the epithelial cells of target organs.
We argue for the use of salt-poor albumin solutions in this situation and conclude that, on current evidence, the assertion that albumin should be avoided in all situations is irrational and untenable.
But here too Britain's experience is part of a wider current, despite parochial assertions to exceptionalist circumstances.
The report suggested that the current government's repeated assertion that electricity demand was likely to double was based on taking some of the highest estimates from its research rather than the average.
Their comments are the first assertion by current or former officials that Mr. Atta, an Egyptian who was the lead hijacker, had been identified as a potential terrorist before the attacks.
— Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin customized from his menu of attacks on President Obama to fit a full day of campaigning in Pennsylvania on Tuesday, putting state-specific numbers on his assertion that current Medicare beneficiaries will suffer benefit cuts under the 2010 health care law.
He is instead pushing back at the assertion that current U.S. tax policy leaves companies at a disadvantage relative to their overseas competition, and that fleeing for Ireland or the Netherlands is somehow the only option to level the field.
The results of the current study support the assertion of Brock et al (1998) that cumulative 'schedule-dependent' inactivation of AGAT is, in part, responsible for the level of activity noted in preliminary studies of temozolomide administered on protracted schedules.
The current literature supports the assertion that there are tissue differences in LINE-1 and ALU DNA methylation levels, but these are not large, and they may be influenced by the environment (Chalitchagorn et al. 2004; Choi SH et al. 2009; Wu et al. 2011a, 2011b; Zhu et al. 2010).
That claim clashes with repeated assertions by current and former agency officials that only three high-level terrorism suspects — none of them Libyans — were waterboarded.
