He is trying to simplify and rejuvenate the business, which has suffered a sales and profits slide and had its image knocked by an accounting scandal last year.
The L'Oréal takeover gave Body Shop's ethical image a knock, as the international cosmetics firm had been criticised for its record on animal testing before the Europe-wide ban came into force in 2009.
If her future sister-in-law modernized, to a certain extent, the royal image by knocking it gently off its pedestal, Ms. Markle has the opportunity and, apparently, the aegis, to take it further.
Sagittal images of knock-out mice (A), wild-type mice without cyclosporine pretreatment (B) and wild-type mice with cyclosporine pretreatment (50 mg/kg body weight, 30 min before tracer injection) (C), after intravenous administration of 20.0 ± 2.0 MBq of 11C-dLop.
The microCT images of knock-in mice show radiolucency of the distal femurs and proximal tibias which is consistent with bone morphometric analysis of our knock-in mice.
Images of knocked down cells for 719 human kinase genes were analyzed with an established point pattern analysis method (Ripley's K-function) to detect knockdowns in which virally infected cells did not show any clustering and therefore were hindered to spread their infection to their neighboring cells.
every story Deborah Eisenberg has ever written — holds at least one image that can knock you to your knees.
The danger for Mr Yeltsin is not just that his image takes a knock in these circumstances, but that he loses control over his successor.
Belle and Sebastian's misleading fey image takes another knock with the Hollywood-baiting Big John Shaft ("I'll make another movie, same one as the year before").
Rex Ryan was a clown, the whole "Hard Knocks" image a fraud.
