Orthostatic load was performed on a tilt table, inclined at the angle of 70° as it was described earlier [36].
Furthermore, 55% of those who could not be reached in the initial survey were now inclined to participate (Table 3).
Biopsies were then transferred to fresh HBSSsup containing 0.75 m M dithiothreitol (Sigma, Dorset, UK) and were allowed to stand at room temperature for 3 h before being transferred to fresh HBSSsup containing 2 m M EDTA and placed on a rotating table, inclined at 45°, for 1 h at 37°C.
Richie Notar, a partner at Nobu, said he was more inclined to give a table to a person with a high score.
We continued west on the W9, descending gradually on a vast table of inclined strata with brief scrambles into a clutch of oleander-dotted wadis (valleys).
During the observation period in the present study, 100%% of the teeth changed their sagittal inclination, 67.3 % exhibited uprighting changes (a decrease in angulation), and 24.5 % became more deeply inclined in the mandible (Table 2).
One partner at the popular Manhattan restaurant Nobu, for example, told the NYT that he was more inclined to give a table to a person with a high Klout score.
But for those city dwellers who might not be inclined to memorize a long table of numbers, or carry a copy of the number key -- which still appears in the yellow pages -- or do not have access to the Internet, where cross streets are easy to find, relief has arrived.
First — cards on the table — I am inclined to believe that these photos do not have any copyright protection because they lack any element of human agency.
Facing a wary Democratic Congress and dismal approval ratings, President George W. Bush struck a bipartisan tone in his State of the Union address Tuesday night, highlighting the kinds of economic issues that most Americans might be inclined discuss around the dinner table.
