Her group drafted a letter of protest that was circulated by hand at the Geneva meeting, citing examples of ILSI's undue influence in shaping the conclusions of scientific studies on issues such as the role of sugar in diet and the designation of cancer-causing agents.
As women have generally been political minorities in Western cultures, the added medical designation of homosexuality has been cause for the development of a subcultural identity.
Although not mutually exclusive, ExPEC, which predominantly belong to phylogenetic group B2, are currently categorized based on their original host and/or clinical background resulting in the designation of pathotypes newborn meningitis causing E. coli (NMEC), uropathogenic E. coli (UPEC), avian pathogenic E. coli (APEC), and septicemia-associated E. coli (SEPEC) [1], [2], [3].
All the latter have important practical implications, as the designation of B. invadens has caused great harm to many least developed African countries who cannot export their fruit due to the purported presence of this "species".
This study is a qualitative study that employs semi-structured interviews with stakeholders from competing interests, including local fisheries, industrial developers, the government, academia, and the conservation sector, in order to explore their perspectives and responses regarding the designation of an MPA and the causes of the conflicts among stakeholders.
Accordingly, high levels of cholinergic stimulation may cause a designation of very familiar events as being targets.
The Bush administration's recommended designation of wilderness in the Chugach should be cause for celebration.
(Conway & Keren, 2009; Colvin et al., 2013) E-codes are data that represent the external causes of injury and include designation of mechanism of injury and intent (e.g. unintentional).
The official designation of the policy for BLM land in Wyoming is cause for celebration and optimism.
