As Rockefeller recedes into the recent, unremembered past, he seems an increasingly improbable figure, his surname perhaps more associated with a song lyric ("I'll be rich as Rockefeller / Gold dust at my feet / On the sunny side of the street") than with the man who, between 1959 and 1973, transformed New York into a laboratory for the ambitions and occasional excesses of government.
Increasingly, farmers are interested in a type of technology that's typically more associated with surreptitious marijuana growers than massive agricultural operations.
We hypothesized that as differentiation progresses, hASCs produce increasingly more gene products associated with processes such as angiogenesis and bone remodeling.
Compared to infants with a gestational age of greater than 28 weeks, lower gestation was increasingly more likely to be associated with NI.
As the concentrations of SKI-606 or the amount of c-Src siRNA were increased, larger amounts of cell death were observed and likely were associated with increasingly more interference with the Albumin transcytosis assay.
The number of elderly people is increasing considerably in our settings, and with that we have a matching increase in chronic-degenerative diseases - such as Parkinson's Disease (PD), which has balance-related symptoms associated and is increasingly more prevalent in the elderly population.
Several studies based on the Celebrity Attitude Scale... are consistent with this proposed model and suggest that there are three increasingly more extreme sets of attitudes and behaviors associated with celebrity worship.
Metamodelling is an increasingly more popular approach for alleviating the computational burden associated with computationally intensive optimization/management problems in environmental and water resources systems.
Having increasingly more friends and family who smoke was strongly associated with being more likely to smoke.
Increasingly more attention is being paid to alternative interventions that are associated with fewer risks than pharmacology.
