Prior studies have described the frequent coexistence of HIV and OLD in at-risk populations[ 11, 19, 20].
State media have described the city, a frequent scene of Uighur violence against government targets, as the "front line" of counterterrorism.The Guangzhou attack coincided with the publication of a review of China's security environment, written by Chinese academics with close government ties.
We have described three examples in which frequent monitoring of subjective mood ratings are being utilized in an attempt to identify the offsprings of bipolar parents at high risk of becoming later ill, to forecast the time of future episodes of illness and to select the optimal mood stabilizer for the patient.
We have described, for the first time, frequent increased copy number at 3p14.3 in breast cancer.
Using results from Rosenberg and Jakobsson (2008) on the relationship between homozygosity and the frequency of the most frequent allele, we have described a link between F and homozygosity of the total population (HT) via separate relationships of F and homozygosity to the frequency of the most frequent allele.
Others who knew him in high school and college have described Kavanaugh back then as a heavy and frequent drinker.
"For years," she added, drawing on her long experience as Guantánamo's most frequent visiting journalist, "tours of the prison camps have described a strict doctrine that had guards check on each detainee every few minutes".
Or this, talking about what Mr. Huckabee has described as frequent accusations of political corruption in the state: "It got to be where the five most feared words for an Arkansas politician were, 'Will the defendant please rise'".
Representative Peter T. King of New York, who will become the chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, said he was responding to what he has described as frequent concerns raised by law enforcement officials that Muslim leaders have been uncooperative in terror investigations.
By Harold Ross and E. B. White The New Yorker, September 26 , 1931 P. 9Author of "Dining in Chicago" who had described certain restaurants he frequented rather flatteringly, noticed that the proprietors had become cool toward him.
