In a one-year period, 5,213 new and recurrent episodes of infectious conjunctivitis were registered in a mid-time population of N = 375,899.
We compared mRNA levels at each time point to those in a mid-log stage from the same time course in the same species, thus allowing us to compare differential (relative) expression levels in the response across species.
In that vote, a sitting president managed to increase his party's share of congressional seats in a mid-term election for the first time since 1934.
This was generally in the mid-time expiratory phase of the breathing cycle.
His recent work has concentrated on the personal, with Intimacy and Love in a Blue Time focusing on mid-life male selfishness and the 1999 play Sleep With Me exploring the incestuous emotional lives of a group of friends.
A memorial service will be held in New York in mid November, time and place to be announced.
Each one is set in a different time period, from the mid-19th century to the present, and each ends in the death of the narrator.
A mid-point in time (end May 2009) of the TOLFA project was taken in order to calculate the number of surviving notched dogs at the time of survey.
In almost all developed nations, legal restrictions on marriage, divorce and abortion were relaxed in a relatively short time, between the mid 1960s and the mid-1980s (Glendon 1987).
The court of appeal judge has spoken publicly just once since the publication of his report on the future of press regulation on 29 November, giving a speech in Melbourne, Australia titled "Hold the front page: newsgathering in a time of change" in mid-December.
And the fact that the music industry is so different now is a constant reminder of how lucky I was to get involved with someone like Yves in a time like the early mid-'90s, right before the end of any cultural center to a music business.
