In contrast with common thought, we generated highly hydrophobic anticancer prodrug self-assembled nanoparticles without the aid of surface active substances, based on the conjugation of docetaxel to d-α-tocopherol succinate.
He believed that the invisible bonds of common thought in a given society are not the same in different societies.
In different ways both monogamy and polygamy can partly constitute the invisible bonds of common thought in different societies.
It seems that most of the speakers at our festival this year are finally united in a common thought: We're all going to hell.
The children's frequent report that their insomnia resulted from issues relating to school, parents, peers, and fears is similar to previous reports of common thought patterns in children with insomnia [ 27], as well as in adults who report intrusive and worrisome thoughts as the most common reason for their insomnia [ 28].
Look over your journal, looking for common thought patterns.
So how did it become common thought in the 20th century that people in the 15th century believed the Earth was flat?
A common thought in the original and recent interviews is that the 1960s rocket team was a unique assembly of people with leadership and modes of operation that has not been reproduced since.
The common thought in the Nintendo support forums is that most of these scratches are really lines caused by oil and humidity building up when the unit is closed.
A common thought in your mind as you awake, "Oh, do I have to get up?
In fact, it is a common thought that possibility, necessity, and related modal notions, form a tight circle of interrelated concepts, so that none of them can be analyzed without resorting to some other notion in the circle.
