All of these count deficits in health and do not concentrate with equal weight on both, health risks and health resources [ 37– 37].
When Thursday complains that she "can't concentrate with all those people," dear reader, she means you.
When she resisted a colleague's romantic advances, she was let go because he said he couldn't concentrate with her around.
"At one charity cafe I went to recently, the volunteer cashier told me to be quiet as she put our lunch through the till as she couldn't concentrate with all the noise, then told me that the discount voucher on coffee was 'a nightmare'.
And although Laird has reams of horror stories from her years as a director about "older male actors" who "just cannot cope with a woman in authority" ("I remember an actor once saying to me, 'Oh, you're gonna have to cover up your legs, I can't concentrate with you sitting there like that', in the middle of a rehearsal"), she does think that "people are getting better".
And American aid is not concentrated on countries with good economic policies: its measly African aid budget is scattered across numerous countries, many of them badly governed.
And American aid is not concentrated on countries with good economic policies: its measly African aid budget is scattered across numerous countries, many of them badly governed.America may be the most egregious hypocrite in the aid debate, but it is not the only villain.
Notably, when p-MK2 and γ-tubulin were co-stained at the MII stage, it was clearly observed that p-MK2 signals were not concentrated and overlapping with γ-tubulin at the centrosome position (Fig. 1D).
However, a particular challenge for health protection is that the additional burden of radon related deaths from lung cancer is not concentrated in homes with radon above the UK Action Level of 200 Bq/m or even the Target Level of 100 Bq/m.
Human T-ALL cells were transduced with not concentrated G/IL-7SUx envelope pseudotyped vectors as in Gerby et al, (2010).
