As one example, in 2010, we published a special article called 'Standard operating procedures for describing and performing metabolic tests of glucose homeostasis in mice' by Ayala et al. for the Mouse Metabolic Phenotyping Center Consortium (Ayala et al., 2010).
Subsequent Italian governments, however, unilaterally denounced the accord with Greece and refused to carry it out, and Italy used a special article in the Treaty of Sèvres (1920), whereby Turkey had ceded to Italy all rights and titles to the Dodecanese and Kastellórizo, to enforce its claim on the Dodecanese.
In 1996, the American Society of Clinical Oncology ASCOO) published a special article to clarify the outcomes of a clinical approach to neoplastic disease [ 3].
We have him on one of the posters and there's a special article on him in the program".
In this Special Article, we compare both model systems with regard to intestinal anatomy and function, and conduct a comparative analysis of the healthy gut microbiota composition in humans and mice, using publicly available fecal microbiota datasets.
In this Special Article, we discuss the intrinsic similarities and differences that exist between the two systems, and compare the human and murine core gut microbiota based on a meta-analysis of currently available datasets.
In his Special Article on p. 595, Jonathan Wells reviews current literature on the molecular and environmental determinants of adiposity, and conducts a detailed sociological analysis of obesity incidence worldwide.
Articles in a Special Issue or Section can include original research articles, reviews, commentaries and guest editorials.
Forest said that it paid Medworks Media, a small medical marketing company that publishes the journal, to print Dr. Gorman's article in a special supplement.
So begins a 14,000-word article in a "Special Super-Duper Neat Issue" issue of Rolling Stone magazine in 1969, which introduced the wider world to the phenomenon of the rock groupie.
