In the first half of the '00s, Denver-based Armstrong Oil and Gas brought a new business strategy to Alaska, drilling exploration wells to establish prospects like Oooguruk and Nikaitchuq that it then sold to larger companies to develop.
The Registry to Prospectively Describe Use of Epoprostenol for Injection (Veletri, prolonged room temperature stable-epoprostenol [RTS-Epo]) in Patients with Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension (PROSPECT) was established to prospectively describe the course of PAH in patients prescribed RTS-Epo.
This is advantageous because a bond has already been established with these prospects, making it easier for Aitch to turn prospects into leads.
This is advantageous because a bond has already been established with these prospects, making it easier for Aitch to turn prospects into leads.
The Mets made it this far without any trades, in part because they have played well enough to prevent General Manager Sandy Alderson trading established stars for prospects.
[It] is extremely encouraging for the prospectivity of the area with a proven petroleum system and a number of prospects established.
When a team decides to trade an established veteran for prospects, it will identify the teams it thinks are the most likely trading partners and make a list of prospects in those teams' organizations.
The feasibility of the intramolecular recombination approach having been established, I discuss prospects for employing PhiC31 integrase for intermolecular recombination, i.e., transgene integration at defined sites in the genome.
Call buyers expressing greater ambitions for Moody's prospects established fresh bullish positions at the same expiration contract at the $30 strike price.
The unexpected news that the queen was pregnant (November 1687), establishing the prospect of a Roman Catholic succession, had great effect on most Protestants; while a wholesale "remodeling" of borough corporations, lord lieutenancies, deputy lieutenancies, and magistracies that winter inflamed the majority of the nobility and gentry, whose political and social power suffered by it.
