Bedser's own knighthood came late in life, conferred in 1996 by Prime Minister John Major, a lifelong Surrey fan.
For this reason, native English speakers often assume that the spread of their language in global corporate life confers an automatic advantage on them.
Beuys came to see his recovery as a kind of resurrection, which for the rest of his life conferred on him a shamanistic -- essentially a Christlike -- power to heal not only individuals but the ills of society.
His marvellous autobiography shows that his exceptional life conferred an instinctive understanding of the "interesting times" through which he lived; it also shows that he could never have been anything but a man of the left.
However, the delivery of a high capacity with good cycle life conferred by carbon-free cobalt sulfides is a still challenge.
In a separate study, The National Cancer Institute found that soy consumption early in life conferred protection against breast cancer later.
In contrast to the daf-16-dependent lifespan increase of insulin receptor mutant worms, long life conferred by low levels of TOR is not affected by daf-16 mutations [7].
Epidemiological research has consistently indicated that a rich microbial environment in early life confers protection against the development of asthma [1], suggesting the need to understand the extent and nature of normal airway flora.
A first full-term pregnancy early in life confers effective natural protection against breast cancer in women [ 1].
The infants in this study were primarily breast-fed through the first several months of life, conferring continual exposure to PBDEs during a time of accelerated brain growth.
