The American economy, though buoyed by recovering housing and credit markets, must endure the effects of the budget sequester.
Spaniards, meanwhile, will have to endure the effects of $34 billion worth of cuts slated for the rest of the year.
Finally, we show here that expression of the S. cerevisiae Tpo1p and Pdr5p in Arabidopsis enlarges the plant toolkit to successfully endure the effects of adverse soil conditions.
John Glenn endured the effects of spaceflight as well as, if not better than, the younger astronauts who accompanied him on his nine-day space shuttle mission in 1998, scientists said today.
A7 Religion Journal A13 SCIENCE/HEALTH Still With the Right Stuff John Glenn, who became the oldest astronaut at age 77, endured the effects of space flight as well as, if not better than, the younger astronauts who accompanied him on the space shuttle in 1998, scientists said.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — David Wilson and Rueben Randle each hail from Southern country towns, one-time Confederate strongholds that eventually endured the effect of shuttered mills and a declining rural economy.
We don't have to endure the effect of our wrong choices because we get to go home at night and start again the next morning.
That means patients would have to endure the side effects of interferon and ribavirin for a shorter time.
In fact, he had to endure the side effects of such pills that included dizziness, headache and double vision.
No other nation has had to endure the terrible effects of the world drug problem in such magnitude and over such extended period of time as Colombia.
This led them to identifying 600 genes that could be used in precision treatments that would mean sufferers not having to endure the side effects of options such as chemotherapy and radiotherapy.
