Mr. Larocca expanded the association's role further by hiring an Albany insider, James Ferrualdi, as its first director of legislative affairs.
This pattern (Fig. 10C) and the complicated branching of the midfrontal sulcus in the rostral part of the left frontal lobe (Fig. 10A) suggest that Einstein had relatively expanded prefrontal association cortices, which is interesting because in humans, the greatest part of the midfrontal sulcus is an evolutionarily new sulcus associated with expansion in this region (Connolly, 1950, p. 197).
These vertically expanded farmer associations market their products jointly.
The most widely studied gene in relation to language, FOXP2, was first implicated in verbal language disorders including dyspraxia of speech and LI, but various studies have expanded these associations with RD, as well as to endophenotypes identified using brain imaging methods (Fisher et al. 1998,; Kaminen et al. 2003; Lai et al. 2001; Peter et al. 2011; Pinel et al. 2012; Wilcke et al. 2011).
LAST summer, Lazard discussed expanding its association with Crédit Agricole, the large French bank that had rescued Mr. David-Weill from Vincent Bollore, a French raider, by buying his stake in Rue Impériale de Lyon, one of a cascade of holding companies through which Mr. David-Weill controls Lazard.
We grow up learning the grammatical rules of singular and plural words, and now I'm deliberately asking you to expand your association with these known words to make me more comfortable.
For those of us who want to see new technologies used to expand free association and improve the human condition, it's time to step back and assess: How do we make the next decade one of technological development that builds more resilient communities from the bottom up?
This special issue is intended to develop and expand the association between human disease and genetics.
These results reinforce and expand the association we reported previously with respect to MEHP (Green et al. 2005).
Our study expands this association between decreasing blood lactate concentrations and mortality to all patient groups and up to the first 24 hours in the critically ill.
