The FIRST study suggests that the French SMUR system leads to more vigorous on-scene management than ALS provided by trained paramedics.
In citrus, Lliso et al. [ 5] found significantly higher concentrations of carbohydrates in fruit and roots of trees on dwarfing rootstocks than on more vigorous ones, suggesting that dwarfing rootstocks promote heavier flowering and crop load and thereby reduce vegetative growth.
Worms grown in liquid culture exhibit a thrashing behaviour that is more vigorous than crawling on plates and we have found that this greatly accelerates neuronal dysfunction in transgenic models of ALS mutations (Vaccaro et al., 2012b).
McCain, who is seventy-one, looks both older and more vigorous than he does on television, which tends to conceal the scars from a skin cancer.
But to police the ban on military equipment, America wants more vigorous controls on smuggling and some sort of inspection regime within Iraq to check on how "dual use" goods are being used (to stop them being hijacked for military purposes).Baghdad bluesLeave aside for a moment the critical question of how much good this would really do.
The response to economic stagnation is not to re-examine the whole approach to managing the economy but, rather, to reinforce the case for more austerity, more spending cuts, more assaults on so-called "red tape", more vigorous controls on immigration, more tax cuts for rich "wealth generators", more disengagement from the economy by government and exit from the EU.
Woodrow Wilson followed up with even more vigorous attacks on corporate America.
"I would like to see an even more vigorous emphasis on Americanization," he said.
The exchange between Chizik and Roe Lach provided another example of the N.C.A.A.'s more vigorous emphasis on enforcement.
Nicole A. Saharsky, a lawyer for the federal government, made a more vigorous argument on Sergeant Chafin's behalf.
