A series like this will hasten it's demise: two tests, no crowds, crap weather, poor motivation.
Eventually it might even lead to the demise of animal testing as a requirement of the drug development process.
The demise of Nick Compton's Test career after a failed renaissance has left a vacancy at first wicket down.
Their demise allowed Pietersen to test out his troublesome knee in the middle, and the right-hander showed no serious ill-effects from the cortisone injection he had earlier in the week.
Our results also suggest that reports of the AFP test's demise (Sherman, 2001) may be exaggerated, particularly if one adopts a cost-effectiveness perspective.
If the borderline staining group were combined with the negative staining group (i.e. using a 5% cutoff of the carcinoma cells stained), a significant association between staining for AGR2 and patient demise was also observed (log rank test, P=0.01; Wilcoxon test, χ=6.2, 1 d.f., P=0.01) with an unadjusted HR of 1.9 (95% CI 1.1 3.2).
Healy's rise only highlighted the demise of Gethin Jenkins, a Test prop on the last two Lions tours, whose place in the Wales starting side must be under threat after another lacklustre outing.
Tom Wolfe's "The Right Stuff" tells the story of our first astronauts, and charts the demise of the maverick, Chuck Yeager test-pilot culture of the nineteen-fifties.
It would be so easy for the 25,000 people in the UK who do not know they have HIV to become 50,000 as a result of non-targeted testing and the demise of contact-tracing.
Prior to the demise of the acroporids, Bohnsack [70] tested the predation hypothesis in the Florida Keys.
