Mr. Thompson, the father of so-called "gonzo" journalism, sprinkled a preliminary hearing on Tuesday with low-key interruptions before District Judge Charles Buss ruled there was sufficient evidence to proceed with a trial.
Acknowledging the link between violent victimization and violent behavior is, experts say, key to violence interruption programs like Project Longevity that have been able to make a dent in gun homicides in the neighborhoods where they are implemented.
Since rhodesiense HAT is a zoonosis, where the animal reservoir plays a key role, the interruption of the disease's transmission is not deemed feasible.
Thus, the midgut is the primary organ where interactions between the vector sand fly and the parasite occur and it represents a key target for interruption of Leishmania transmission.
Mitochondrial energy supply is fundamental to cellular viability, and the interruption of key mitochondrial processes disrupts normal cellular bioenergetics, impairs cellular function, and subsequently leads to cell death by either necrosis or apoptosis [ 24].
Insight into the molecular pathogenesis of GBM has led to the recent development of targeted therapeutic strategies aimed at the interruption of key molecular signaling pathways.
Among many determinants of overall network velocity, a key driver is service interruption, including lowered operating speed due to track/train condition and delays caused by derailments.
Perhaps the paucity of approved therapies for sepsis is related in part to the underevaluation of novel pathways, to lack of understanding of interactions of pathways and to lack of interruption of key pathways of sepsis.
Bewkes cited regulatory scrutiny and "business interruption" as key factors to consider before entertaining any potential deals.
Insurance includes: Business property and inventory, liability and interruption, and key person life insurance.
I am constantly interrupted, interruptions engendered by other interruptions.
