The initial phase of Peace Corps expansion is already taking shape.
PMNs are the leukocytes that predominantly mediate the initial phase of ALI.
An adaptive expansion of plasticity is often described as the initial phase of the Baldwin effect [ 31, 32].
We would like to thank Erik Roos for his contributions to the web application in the initial phase of this project, Joeri van der Velde for his contributions in the final phase, and Dave Speijer for helpful discussions.
For the initial phase of the database, Lilly listed only the categories of information required by the agreement, although the company says it plans to expand the data.
"The market is still very much on the initial phase of development," says Carlos Ferreirinha, the founder of the luxury brand marketing agency MCF Consultoria & Conhecimento, based in São Paulo.
Emphasizing the situationists' initial phase of activity unity urbanism Simon Sadler locates the movement within European postwar culture, mapping the relation to mainstream architecture and urbanism as well as to more experimental architectural practices.
Empirically observed patterns of weight loss support this almost linear decline following a more rapid initial phase of weight loss (Heymsfield et al., 2011).
The A.I.G. retreat of last year in the wake of the initial phase of the Bailout, the John Thain office extravagance at Merrill Lynch, and Citigroup's widely reported Presidential phone call resulting in cancellation of the $50 million jet.
"When he stared at me, I felt like he was looking right through me, and it scared me a little bit". The final witness of the day and of the initial phase of the prosecution case was Cynthia Shahian, another friend of Nicole Simpson, who saw her the week before the killings.
Such an assumption would be in agreement with findings in neuronally differentiating murine ESC, which were highly sensitive to MeHg during the late neuronal maturation phase, but relatively insensitive during the initial phase of neural precursor formation (Zimmer et al. 2011b).
