The Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC) biorepository, BioVU, contains more than 170,000 individual de-identified DNA samples linked to a de-identified version of the EMR, known as the synthetic derivative [ 18].
Some were swished in a de-alcoholised version of this wine.
The book is like a fin-de-siècle version of Court TV, a riveting sequence of appalling events, weird testimony, courtroom theatrics and bungled justice.
In summary, the UCR arrest data for large cities provide ambiguous support, at best, for the de-policing version of the Ferguson effect.
Next we improved the supply of the precursor malonyl-CoA by over-expressing a post-translational de-regulated version of the acetyl-CoA carboxylase encoding gene ACC1; this strategy further increased resveratrol production to 6.39±0.03 mg L−1.
If all of this appals you, a Czech teacher, Petr Harmáček, has painstakingly produced a de-mastered version of the original trilogy using scenes spliced from a range of earlier sources.
There's a selection of forgettable salads and wraps, but the Swedish meatballs with mashed potatoes and lingonberries is a de-luxe version of Ikea's famous lunch special.
The reader is struck by the total absence of humbug in their portraits, and by the emotional clarity with which Schnitzler treats autobiographical material, for the callous, philandering Georg is an aristocratic, de-Semiticized version of himself.
With Morgan Stanley's help, Gucci foiled a takeover attempt by LVMH a couple of years ago.LVMH is casting itself as a de luxe version of Eliot Spitzer, New York state's indefatigable prosecutor.
He has played other versions of this Zen/Beat warrior: Neal Cassady in the Beat movement chronicle "Heartbeat" and a de facto version of Cassady in "Who'll Stop the Rain?" What makes Bob such a lark for Mr. Nolte is his loving appreciation for shambles, both his own and the chaos that he can engineer.
