Among the bank's most notable constituent parts are Paine Webber, Dillon , Read& Co., Kidder , Peabody& Co., Phillips & Drew, S. G. Warburg & Co., Blyth, Eastman, Dillon & Co., Jackson & Curtis, and Union Securities, among others.
Aforementioned bioactive components along with some others constituents possess notable antioxidant activity.
These approaches have generated improved appreciation of specific mucosal constituents, but hold notable limitation in contributing to an overarching and unifying understanding of how these individual players interact to form a functional biological and biomechanical system.
Notable examples include sulfolipid-1, a glycolipid constituent of the Mtb cell wall that has been correlated with virulence (6), and mycothiol, an abundant low molecular mass thiol whose antioxidant activity may facilitate bacterial survival in the host (7− 9).
Of course he covered this ground with exultant style, surrounding himself with constituents, protégés and even a notable rival.
He generally preferred to work quietly for his causes and constituents, but he waged one notable and sustained public campaign against nuclear power – the Sellafield site in Cumbria, he passionately believed, posed a real danger to his South Down constituents and he was vigorously opposed to a proposed expansion.
Under the agreement, a special commission will be appointed within a month to organize the calling of an emergency loya jirga, or traditional constituent assembly of provincial leaders and notables.
We found that most constituents of CRC inflammatory infiltrate show notable positive correlations between each other and the K M score.
Of the many minor dissolved chemical constituents, inorganic phosphorus and inorganic nitrogen are among the most notable, since they are important for the growth of organisms that inhabit the oceans and seas.
Despite differences in study populations, study design, and constituents used in source apportionment, similarities with our results are notable.
These notable medicinal, nutritional, and culinary benefits have resulted in historical and growing popularity of the sunflower and its constituent parts worldwide.
