Sentence examples for in hass from inspiring English sources
(In Hass's 1954 speech, he concluded by saying that the consumption of more sugar, and less fat, would lead to a "tremendous improvement in general health").
Some of the self-cancellings and crossings-out in Hass's poems express the rich, Lowell-like frustration that autobiography gives houseroom to the generic, the conventional, and the cliché.
In Hass's hands, both approaches resist closure and convey a slightly earnest sensuality that often involves plain old physical desire (there are a lot of women here, and they're regularly being "made love to") but also emerges in lovely, exacting natural descriptions: "In the pools / anemones, cream-colored, little womb-mouths".
In Hass avocados, xanthophylls lutein and cryptoxanthin predominate over the carotenes, contributing about 90% of the total carotenoids (Lu et al., 2009).
The perceived general health status of the participants in Hass et al.'s study did not change significantly over the course of pregnancy and included a rate of less than 15% for poor/fair health [ 18].
Although the use of different measuring tools makes it difficult to compare our results with results from other studies, the rate of poor/fair health experienced by the Chinese/Taiwanese pregnant women in our current study was higher than the rate of American pregnant women in Hass et al.'s study.
In sunflower, Hass et al. [ 14] mapped, in addition to gamma-TMT-Tph2 on LG 8, another gamma-TMT locus on LG 16, although the authors considered this locus a randomly amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD).
In what Hass calls a "folkloric" arrival, she entered Gaza in a car with forged Palestinian license plates made for her by friends in the Jabaliya refugee camp.
In a detailed sequence analysis of the gamma-TMT gene in sunflower, Hass et al. [ 14] identified two gamma-TMT paralogs (gamma-TMT-1 and gamma-TMT-2) and five different haplotypes (haplotypes 4 and 5 corresponding to paralogs 1 and 2, respectively).
After a discussion with Amos Schocken, in early 2008, Hass took a leave of absence.
In "Santa Barbara Road," Hass's college-age son, Leif, scolds him: "don't lay/your Buddhist trips on me".
