23 Sera were tested at the KEMRI/CDC laboratory in Kisumu for IgG antibodies against phase I and phase II C. burnetii antigens derived from the Nine Mile strain, using an indirect fluorescence antibody (IFA) assay (Fuller Laboratories, Fullerton, CA).
At the forefront of the "tabloidization" of online media was TMZ.com (a name derived from the term thirty mile zone, which once referred to an area within Los Angeles that was governed by set a of rules for location shooting by the motion-picture industry), founded in 2005.
The strong red-brown color of this shallow, six-mile long lake is derived from algae that thrive in its salty water.
[However, about a month later, in mid-June, the AA confirmed that the cost would be more like 2p per mile; the 0.3p rate was derived from a very low night electricity rate, it explained.
The name for this stage is derived from the town of Aalen, located 80 km (50 miles) east of Stuttgart in the Swabian Alps of Germany.
In addition, we have determined the coding sequences of LACV strains derived from mosquitoes reared from eggs collected within 16 radial kilometers (10 miles) of the child's home during summer 2012, after the postmortem diagnosis.
The town, with air connections to Cairns, 400 miles southeast, derives its name from an Aboriginal term meaning "hunting ground".
The CAPs were derived from an urban background site outside the Royal Infirmary Edinburgh Ordnance Survey Grid Referencee, NT 289 703) approximately 6 miles from the center of Edinburgh.
MILE 127: FALLINGWATER Leave Route 40 and drive north on Route 381 three miles beyond Ohiopyle (the town's curious name is thought to be derived from an Indian word for whitewater), and follow signs to Fallingwater.
Further novels followed, one set on what was to be a favourite location, Blackpool's Golden Mile, and another - The One Eyed Monster (1958), about television - partly derived from his own experiences of the new medium.
