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He was also recognized recently for 50 years of service in the National Academy of Arbitrators (NAA), a rare accomplishment as individuals are only inducted into the NAA after they have already achieved prominence in the profession.

In Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis (NAA), a sample is irradiated in neutron flux from a nuclear reactor.

In NAA, a population of individuals is distributed as multiple sub-populations, where each sub-population is called a 'shelter'shelter

Studies indicate that N-acetylaspartate (NAA), a marker of neuronal integrity, and choline, a marker of cell membrane turnover and white matter integrity, may be altered in schizophrenia.

These physical properties have made the NAA a suitable material for use as a template to synthesize metal [5, 6], polymer [7], and ceramic [8] nanowires and nanotubes.

Other studies employed proton MRS (1H-MRS) and yielded a lot of heterogeneous, sometimes contradictory, results for metabolites including N-acetylaspartate (NAA: a neuronal marker), total creatine (tCr: a marker of energy metabolism), choline (Cho: a marker for membrane turnover) and myo-inositol (a glial marker) ([11] and references herein).

The sum of Ci/(Km(i /Km) for the nine NAAs, a weighted sum of the NAAs (C'), is the methionine-equivalent concentration of the nine NAAs for the carrier system.

"Just when you thought it was over," Roberta Naas, a watch-industry writer, told me, "one of the walls disappeared, revealing Siberian tigers and tiger tamers in cages".

To test this hypothesis, L-NAA, a general NOS inhibitor that inhibits all three isoforms of NOS, was used (Reif and McCreedy, 1995).

3) NAA as a reference – the authors should provide a short explanation of why this is preferred over creatine or an absolute water reference.

Nowadays, NAA is a material commonly used in nanotechnology as a template or support for its versatility [16 22].