Hookups for me were distinct from relationship prospects.
Given a female literacy rate of 6 per cent and the fact that most girls are not enrolled in school, Nigerien women remain at a distinct disadvantage, with dim prospects of economic advancement.
As pathogens are known to produce chemokine mimetics, which can directly antagonize chemokine receptors (Damon et al., 1998; Luttichau et al., 2000), it may be beneficial for a host to be able to activate receptors by distinct mechanisms, enhancing the prospects that at least one cognate ligand may signal under conditions of biological duress.
While Don's approach was pretty cheesy and predictable, Liz was bold and totally distinct from what the prospect typically experiences.
Advances in understanding the signaling cascades that give rise to distinct neuronal populations open new prospects for clinical therapies, like stem cell based treatments.
This was supposed to be the breakout season that fans in Kansas City had been waiting forever for, and for the first 27 games of the season, that prospect seemed like a distinct possibility.
The majority of studies have shown a distinct relationship between PPV and the prospect of increasing cardiac output (CO) by VE.
Such knowledge opens up the exciting prospect that selective targeting of distinct myofibroblast populations could be used to protect essential repair mechanisms following MI, whilst reducing remote fibrosis and subsequent adverse myocardial remodelling.
Through its ad agencies, Interpublic Group's Casanova Pendrill (planning) and independent shop d expósito & Partners (buying), the Army creates distinct media plans: one for males 18-24, called "Prospects," and another for persons 35-54, or "Influencers".
The muted earth tones, and the zeppelin-like aircraft in David Konigsberg's paintings, imply the early 20th century, a time when there was a distinct air of excitement and adventure in the prospect of flight.
