That is, while Big Rail trumpets terrorism threat risks in the legal arena to skirt transparency, the industry has concurrently done little to halt the very terrorism threats it claims a desire to stop.
She has concurrently served as research curator of African art initiatives at Harvard since 2016.
Mendillo has, concurrently with her Wellesley job, been a member of the investment advisory committee for Yales endowment, the second largest among institutions of higher education.
3 The clinician has concurrently evolved into a global rejuvenator and beauty maximizer.
No previous study has concurrently examined for seasonal differences in both physical activity levels and vascular risk factors.
Therefore, the U.S. EPA has concurrently been developing high-resolution, spatially explicit population projections for the United States.
Thus, evidence indicates that both rumination and negative affect are associated with difficulties in goal progress, but no study has concurrently assessed rumination, goal success and goal importance.
To the authors' knowledge, only one other study has concurrently examined the role of parent, sibling and friend smoking in shaping preadolescents cognitive vulnerability to smoking [ 19].
It has run concurrently with an exhibition of paintings by Chaim Soutine that closes today and then travels to Los Angeles and Cincinnati.
Second, whereas PUA in the North of JMA was under pressure by the increasing poverty, in the Southeast of JMA it has expanded concurrently with increasing poverty.
Nevertheless, it has been concurrently shown not only that the covariance matrix can represent a characteristic fingerprint for a physiological state of an investigated system, but also that it changes with steady-state concentrations of metabolites in mutant organisms [29] and reflects such complex processes such as an increase in anaerobic respiration in hepatic tumor [30].
