Sentence examples similar to group conduits from inspiring English sources
Democrats, including President Obama, have criticized such groups as conduits for unregulated campaign money, but have recently begun organizing their own versions to match what they say will be an onslaught from Republican-aligned groups, including several that played a major role in helping Republicans win control of the House last year.
Two further control groups were fibrin conduits without cells and autografts.
After 16 weeks, myelinization and ASA in the conduit group were significantly superior to that in the isograft group.
Synkinetic movement ratios were significantly lower (P < 0.05) in the HFA-Y-tube conduit group compared to those of HFA-coaptation group.
Studies which have examined the impact of small muscle group exercise on conduit artery function have been performed in CHF subjects (Hambrecht et al. 2000a; Hornig et al. 1996) and hypertensives (McGowan et al. 2006a).
The June report said Mr. Norquist's group served as a "conduit" in the Abramoff scandal.
MPs worrying how to reach a nebulous "community" seize on any concrete group as a possible conduit for political messages.
He praised the group that acted as conduit for one of the biggest leaks of US government secrets in history: "WikiLeaks, I love WikiLeaks," he said.
The group has become a conduit for news about acts of political protest by Tibetans in Tibet, the former Himalayan kingdom that China regards as part of its territory, and in adjoining Chinese provinces populated by ethnic Tibetans.
A growing literature supports the role of vehicular transmission and social groups as important viral conduits among farms.
This group will provide a conduit for community members to present and discuss their needs and concerns related to the HEAL project, as well as their preferences for dissemination of study results to the participants and the community at large.
